23 Aug 2025
Public Meeting for Indra Jatra – Yenya Punhi Melbourne 2025 – Community Update
Information session for the public on the progress and preparation of the Indra Jatra program.
23 August 2025 | Glenroy Senior Citizens Centre, Victoria
Newa Guthi Victoria organised a Public Meeting for Indra Jatra – Yenya Punhi 2025, bringing community members, volunteers and supporters together to share updates on the progress and preparations for the historic first Melbourne Indra Jatra – Yenya Punhi.
The meeting provided an opportunity for the community to learn more about the upcoming celebration, including the planned cultural program, festival preparations, volunteer opportunities and ways to participate.
Community members had the opportunity to connect directly with the organising team, ask questions, share ideas and stay informed about the work taking place in preparation for the festival.
The gathering highlighted the strong spirit of community participation and collective effort behind Melbourne Indra Jatra. Volunteers, cultural teams, organisers and supporters worked together to help bring one of the most significant festivals of the Kathmandu Valley to the wider Melbourne community.
The public meeting also served as an important platform for strengthening communication between the organising team and the community, ensuring that people could remain informed and actively involved in the historic celebration.
This archive entry records an important stage in the preparation for the first Melbourne Indra Jatra – Yenya Punhi, reflecting the dedication and collective efforts of the community to establish and celebrate Newa heritage in Victoria.
Event Details
- Date: 23 August 2025
- Location: Glenroy Senior Citizens Centre, Victoria
- Event: Public Meeting for Indra Jatra – Yenya Punhi 2025
- Activity: Community information, discussion and festival preparation
- Highlights: Festival updates, cultural program information, volunteer engagement and community discussion
- Focus: Community participation, festival preparation, cultural awareness and Newa heritage