Published in Hindu Deep as community news.
Sindhi Welfare Society
SWS welcomes Shoukat Memon
A warm summer morning and I was sitting to do Reiki healing for a patient when my phone started ringing. My mind engrossed in healing I answered tha call unthinkingly. A gentleman spoke to me in Hindi and asked me if I could speak to him in Sindhi, my mother tongue. Without any hesitation I … Continue reading SWS welcomes Shoukat Memon
Bahirano Day 2025
A trip to Shirdi and Nasik was a satiating pilgrimage recently and I got to witness much more than I had anticipated. In Nasik I was informed by the Chairlady of the women’s wing of ABSPP Padma that the Sindhis Worldwide are marking January 1st as International Bahirano Day and requested me for a Sindhi … Continue reading Bahirano Day 2025
Cheti Chand 2005 in Nairobi (News from the archives)
The pictured news article is scanned from the July 2005 edition of "The Indian" magazine that was published in Hong Kong. Monica Gokaldas served as a voluntary correspondent from Kenya until the magazine ceased publication.
Asian Scene- Sindhi Post Dinner, New Year, The Star, 23rd April
Revisiting A Sindhi community celebration as covered by the media in 2013.
Thadri 2022
Thadri is a festival celebrated by the Sindhi community world over. The festival is also called Vadi Sattain by some. Some other Hindu communities celebrate the festival on the same day by various other names such as Saatam. The festival is in reverence of the Goddess of cooling known as Sheetla Mata. The Sindhis prepare … Continue reading Thadri 2022
Teejri 2022
Sindhi Sakhi Group celebrating Teejri 2022
Swami Swaroopananda Honored
Sindhi Welfare Society honored the nobility of an exponent of Bhagwad Geeta in the form of Swami Swaroopananda of Chinmaya Mission in Nairobi.
THADRI 2018
The festivites and prayers that go along to make a festival stand out is the auspiciousness practiced communally......
TEEJRI 2018
The Hindu Sindhi Women celebration of the festival of Teejri in Nairobi. They fast, they pray, they have fun together.
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