We experienced global turmoil with the advent of the Covid pandemic and this had a direct impact on human life and their livelihood. The impact of the shutdown resulted in huge loss of business and loss of jobs. During this period, as an organization, we faced many challenges in various spheres of our activities and through our resilience we managed to overcome most of it.

Kendra celebrates International Yoga Day The Consulate General of India organised numerous events in Durban to commemorate International Day of Yoga on 21 June 2017.

BAND BAAJA...BRIDAL FAIR!!! Walking into the bridal fair, I am surrounded by beautiful lehengas, sarees, splashes of colour, dazzling jewels and I’m bewildered by the colours, effervescence and music. To every bride, the most important event in her life is her wedding day and she dreams, she plans and works hard at making it the most memorable day of her life. The annual Sunday Times Eastern bridal fair offers her everything to plan her magical day all under one roof.

A DREAM - NOW A REALITY On 12th October 2008 the havan for the Retirement Home created a high interest and enthusiasm , and finally the hopes and vision of the community saw the commencement of construction of the building, the initial phase being the drilling of the borehole and then the piling which commenced on 13th October 2008.

EASTERN BRIDAL FAIR - ANOTHER SUCCESS : The 16th Sunday Times Eastern Bridal Fair can best be described as Smooth and Slick. All involved in this event performed like well- oiled machines. Stall holders and Service providers put their best foot forward and the result was an astounding success. All the volunteers were fantastic and worked tirelessly.

JUSHVANTRAI MAVJEE - PRESIDENT : With the State of the Nation Address behind us and the rumpus that followed it, I am glad that I will not be heckled whilst in the hot seat. 2015 is turning out to be very eventful. Everywhere you go, the favourite topic is load-shedding. The Joburg people have dinner — talking of the e-tolling issues. My friends in Cape-Town are all concerned with gangsterism, drugs and the fact that the Cape is the place to be.

KENDRA CONGRATULATES NARENDRABHAI MODI : NAMO (as he is affectionately called), has a brilliant quality of leadership, a composed nature and exceptional political skills that make him out to be a true Nationalist.