New Zealand Indian Central Association

New Zealand Indian Central Association New Zealand Indian Central Association Inc.

(NZICA) is the only national Indian organisation in New Zealand set up as an umbrella body for regional Indian community groups throughout Aotearoa since 1926.

The New Zealand Indian Central Association (NZICA) has issued a press release calling for full cooperation with Immigrat...
17/03/2026

The New Zealand Indian Central Association (NZICA) has issued a press release calling for full cooperation with Immigration New Zealand following reports that some visitors who entered the country as part of a cultural delegation for Holi celebrations may not have complied with their visa conditions. NZICA emphasises that any individual currently in New Zealand in breach of their visa conditions should come forward to regularise their status or make arrangements to depart voluntarily. The association reaffirms its support for the integrity of New Zealand's immigration system and urges event organisers, community leaders, and migration agents to act transparently and ethically. NZICA remains committed to ensuring cultural exchanges continue in good faith while upholding the reputation of the Indian community in Aotearoa.

Immigration New Zealand India in New Zealand (High Commission of India, Wellington) Christopher Luxon Mark Mitchell MP The New Zealand - Bharat News Indian Association Manukau New Zealand Wellington Indian Association Inc. Mahatma Gandhi Centre/Auckland Indian Association

✨ **International Women’s Day – Celebrating Strength, Leadership & Entrepreneurship** ✨  What an inspiring International...
08/03/2026

✨ **International Women’s Day – Celebrating Strength, Leadership & Entrepreneurship** ✨

What an inspiring International Women’s Day event!
We were honoured to have **Junoo Sharma** as our moderator and **Dr Primila Khar** as our special guest speaker.

Our incredible panelists — **Anjali Barlwal, Dr Nimeesha Odedra, Kumanda Setty, and Bhupinder Kaur** — shared their powerful journeys, personal insights, and practical advice on what it truly takes to succeed in business. Their stories of resilience, leadership, and determination left us motivated and inspired.

A heartfelt thank you to our partners and supporters:
Auckland Business Chamber, New Zealand Indian Central Association,
our sponsors **SRIS APPs** and **Universal Marble & Granite**,
and our media partners **Women Era** & **AK**.

Together, we celebrate women who lead, inspire, and pave the way for future generations. 💜

The Pukekohe Indian Association hosted the New Zealand Central Indian Association's executive meeting in Pukekohe today;...
07/03/2026

The Pukekohe Indian Association hosted the New Zealand Central Indian Association's executive meeting in Pukekohe today; we convey our profound thanks.

🌟Celebrate International Women’s Day 2026! Sunday, 8 March 2026🌟Join us for an empowering morning as we shine a spotligh...
03/02/2026

🌟Celebrate International Women’s Day 2026!
Sunday, 8 March 2026🌟
Join us for an empowering morning as we shine a spotlight on Indian women in business—their journeys, their challenges, their triumphs, and the inspiring paths they’re paving for the next generation.
Hear firsthand stories from remarkable entrepreneurs and leaders who continue to redefine what’s possible through innovation, resilience, and purpose.
This special event is proudly brought to you by the Auckland Business Chamber and the New Zealand Indian Central Association, and generously sponsored by Siris APPs and Universal Marble & Granite.
✨ Be part of a celebration of strength, ambition, and community.
✨ Connect, learn, and be inspired.
👉 Secure your spot today using the link below, or simply scan the QR code on the poster.
We look forward to celebrating with you!
NZICA Business committee
Veer Khar, Dipak Bhana, Bala Venu Beeram, Sunny Kaushal, Dhansukh Lal , Taruna Bhana
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🌟 Celebrate International Women’s Day 2026! 🌟Sunday, 8 March 2026Join us for an empowering morning as we shine a spotlig...
29/01/2026

🌟 Celebrate International Women’s Day 2026! 🌟
Sunday, 8 March 2026
Join us for an empowering morning as we shine a spotlight on Indian women in business—their journeys, their challenges, their triumphs, and the inspiring paths they’re paving for the next generation.
Hear firsthand stories from remarkable entrepreneurs and leaders who continue to redefine what’s possible through innovation, resilience, and purpose.
This special event is proudly brought to you by the Auckland Business Chamber and the New Zealand Indian Central Association, and generously sponsored by Siris APPs and Universal Marble & Granite.
✨ Be part of a celebration of strength, ambition, and community.
✨ Connect, learn, and be inspired.
👉 Secure your spot today using the link below, or simply scan the QR code on the poster.
We look forward to celebrating with you!
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=2iyvxVl-2E2d1NVSvjQ0YcZ-yFklWJtGj2eiTq22I7ZUMkxQSkdWSlYwVktOSEgyTDBFU0Y2QzUzQS4u

New Zealand Indian Central Association (on behalf of Indian New Zealanders) shares the grief of the nation - The tragedy...
29/01/2026

New Zealand Indian Central Association (on behalf of Indian New Zealanders) shares the grief of the nation - The tragedy of Mt Maunganui is too sad for this small country of ours.
Indian Newslink Mark Mitchell MP Mahe Drysdale Christopher Luxon

24/01/2026

We the Indian New Zealanders have to be cognizant of the fact that NZ is not out of economic troubles as yet and there will be a lot of blame game resorted to by the competing political parties as part of their '26 election canvassing. Immigrants taking jobs will be used as a camouflage for closing busineses. Political parties may even directly name Indians, foolishly, for being responsible for whatever negative. Our normal birth rate could also be used to hide the wider family disintegration - a disease that is root cause of many problems. But it helps them to polarize the vote. NZ First is practicing it and their fortune forecast is showing 'it works'.
Our reaction to all this does not have to be just vocal. A planned response action at the appropriate time is a must and we have to undertake a democratic exercise to try for a responsible voting buildup.
NZICA as a non political, body of advocacy and service will facilitate the nationwide discussions but the decision has to be pronounced and executed by the 'people'

It is a testing time for our wisdom - yet again.

12/01/2026
Rise & Represent is more than a conference — it is a movement for the next generation of Indian leaders, creators, and c...
05/01/2026

Rise & Represent is more than a conference — it is a movement for the next generation of Indian leaders, creators, and change-makers.

Join ambitious young professionals from across NZ for an inspiring evening featuring renowned speakers who have transformed vision into impact. Engage in meaningful networking, share ideas, build powerful connections, and be part of conversations that shape identity, leadership, and purpose in today’s world.

Register Now - https://forms.gle/eP73XhL7aBdkNMmP6

NZICA signs MoU with Indian provider for centenary festival 'Namaste New Zealand'
19/12/2025

NZICA signs MoU with Indian provider for centenary festival 'Namaste New Zealand'

🌟 What an afternoon! 🌟  Kia Ora/Namaste and warm greetings to all who joined us for an unforgettable business networking...
27/10/2025

🌟 What an afternoon! 🌟
Kia Ora/Namaste and warm greetings to all who joined us for an unforgettable business networking event — a celebration of connection, collaboration, and community.

This wasn’t just another gathering. It was a powerful platform where ideas met opportunity, where cultural pride met enterprise, and where future partnerships began to take shape. Together, we’ve laid the groundwork for a more inclusive, innovative, and inspired business ecosystem across Aotearoa.

🙏 A heartfelt thank you to our distinguished guests and speakers:
🔹 **Veer Khar**, President of NZICA — for championing unity and cultural advocacy that empowers generations.
🔹 **Simon Bridges**, CEO of Auckland Business Chamber — for your insights and energy that drive regional innovation.
🔹 **Dr. Madan Mohan Sethi**, Consul General of India — for strengthening ties between India and NZ through diplomacy, education, and enterprise.
🔹 **Dhansukh Lal** — for opening the afternoon with a warm welcome and introducing our Master of Ceremonies.
🔹 **Bala Venu Beeram** — our MC for the afternoon, whose decades of scientific and community leadership continue to build bridges across cultures. Bala guided the event with professionalism, warmth, and seamless flow.
🔹 **Sunny Kaushal** — *Chairman of the Government’s Independent Ministerial Advisory Group*, a **leader with purpose**, and a **business & community advocate** championing safer businesses and communities across NZ. Sunny moderated our Changemakers Panel with insight and clarity, guiding a powerful discussion on economic pressures and business resilience.
🔹 **Bharat Chawla** — for inspiring us with your growth/educational journey and mentoring the next wave of entrepreneurs.
🔹 **Sam Maharaj** — for showing us what perseverance and purpose can achieve through your remarkable Kiwi success story.
🔹 **Govardhan Mallela** — for your blend of financial expertise and heartfelt service to our community.
🔹 **Vasu Kunapuli** — for guiding us through the digital frontier with strategic vision and technical mastery.

💡 A special thank you to **Siva Kilari – Universal Granite and Marbles** for sponsoring this event. Your generous support made this gathering possible, and your commitment to community and enterprise is deeply appreciated.

To all our panelists, guests, and supporters — thank you for making this afternoon meaningful. Let’s keep the momentum going and continue building a business network that reflects the best of who we are.

Ngā mihi nui, dhanyavaad, and thank you all. 💼🤝🌏

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