The ‘Australia Cha Raja’ celebrations, organised by United Indians of South Australia (UIOSA), will be on from September 3 to 4. The organisers shared the details of the event, which includes the installation of a 21 feet tall Ganesha idol in South Australia
‘Ganesh Utsav’ was first organised in 2016 by a handful of Adelaide-based Indian families, but has since evolved into a two-day event with over 10,000 people expected to attend this year. The ‘Australia Cha Raja’ celebrations, organised by United Indians of South Australia (UIOSA), will be on from September 3 to 4. The organisers shared the details of the event, which includes the installation of a 21 feet tall Ganesha idol in South Australia.
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