Keep Indian Traditions Alive By Sending Rakhi To India From Australia

By Author: Julia David
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Indians have been travelling to Australia in large numbers for education since many years now and many of them also settle down and work in Australia after completing the course thereby contributing to the cultural, social and economic growth of the giant island nation. In fact, Indians rank fourth as the biggest migrant community in Australia.

The passion for cricket is shared by both India and Australia and whether Indians live and reside in Australia or vice versa, the following of the sport only increases. It is said that the most desirable career option for young boys in both Australia and India is to become captain of the national cricket team, followed by becoming prime minister of their countries! The 26th of January is India’s Republic Day and the same date is also Australia Day. We have recently seen a lot of high profile visits to India by Australian public officials and diplomats in a bid to improve the various facets of the relationship between the people of the two countries.

Like most local Australians, the Non-Resident Indian community in Australia spends its leisure time enjoying the entertainment ...
... options offered by Australia – beach life, adventure sports, water sports, the theatre, opera, enjoying world cuisine and fine dining as well as watching and playing sports like cricket, hockey, soccer, track and field as well as some typical Aussie sports like Australian Rules Football and rugby which are popular in many of the other Commonwealth nations( though not in India).

Indian festivals like Raksha Bandhan are celebrated with fervor and gaiety by the NRI community in Australia. The members of the community are close-knit and have a family-like relationship with each other. Whether it is Raksha Bandhan or Diwali or Holi, the members of the NRI community in Australia ensure that they come together and celebrate it as one large family. Love, sharing and community spirit are essential aspects of Indians culture and the NRI community keeps these values alive. If your sibling is in India while you are living in Australia, you don’t need to compromise on your Raksha Bandhan celebrations due to this distance. Sending Rakhi to India from Australia is extremely simple and comfortable if one orders through an online gifting portal. One can also send Rakhi Gifts to India from Australia using the services provided by gifting websites.

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