Urdu Hindi cultural association of New Zealand community leader awarded at ghazal event

On behalf of Urdu Hind Cultural Association of New Zealand, Mr Syed Mujeeb QSM General Secretary Urdu Hindi Cultural Association of New Zealand congratulate and Thank to all those people who helped and participated in this Event to made it Grand Success. Urdu Hind Cultural Association of New Zealand Organised Ghazal Night ( Mehfil-E-Saaz Aur Awaaz ) on Friday, the 13 the May 2022 at Fickling Convention centre, Three Kings, Auckland. It was very well organised and well-presented Event. The Event was Grand Success. Mesmerising, Soul touching Ghazal performances by very talented Ghazal singers, Presenting Life Time Achievement Award to Mr. Jeet Suchdev & releasing the trilingual literary Magazine Dhanak are the main attractions of the Event. Providing beautiful ambience , delicious food Veg & Non-Veg , Snacks, Tea, Fruit salad, Ice cream, Chocolates for kids made the event very enjoyable to every one attended. The event was managed under strict covid precaution rules. It was full house with Community Leaders, Political Leaders, Guests , Media Personalities & People from Entertainment Industry.
Last Friday night’s event at Fickling Convention Centre, Three Kings, brimmed with music, food, and the presence of a host of dignitaries.
Organised by the Urdu Hindi Cultural Association of New Zealand (UHCANZ), the ghazal night titled Mehfil -E- Saaz Aur Awaaz saw attendees enjoying soulful performances by singers Khalid Hussein, Vidya Teke, Mukta Paranjape, Nisar Mirza, Mandy Grover and Kiranjit Singh, among others.
Renowned community leader and Founder and Chairperson of Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust, Jeet Suchdev, was bestowed with the Life Time Achievement Award.
An emotional Suchdev said, “I am so humbled to have received this award. I want to thank the Urdu Hindi Cultural Association of NZ for bestowing this honour. I am grateful that such a prestigious organisation has recognised my work.
“It is one of my most significant professional achievements. I want to continue serving the community till my last breath. This award is not mine but of all the community and people I work with, including other ethnic community organisations.”