Welcome to Narpani Pearavai

About Us

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History of Narpani Pearavai and IAEC

Functions of Narpani Pearavai

Strategic Directions

Organisational Structure

Council Members

Narpani Sub-Committees

Narpani Interest Groups

IAECs

Past Advisers of Narpani Pearavai

Past Chairmen of Narpani Pearavai

Past Narpani Pearavai Executive Committees

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Welcome to Narpani

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The lotus is a universal symbol of Peace and Purity. It depicts all aspects of aesthetics in Indian art and culture. The Lotus represents all forms of art, music, dance, drama and poetry in Indian culture.

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History

The first Indian Cultural Group (ICG) was formed in 1977 at the Kallang Community Centre (CC), under the auspices of the People's Association (PA). Its main task was to organize and promote Indian cultural activities. The cultural events proved popular and encouraged the formation of the similar groups at other CCs.

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Function

1) To guide IAECs in engaging the community through a wide range of outreach programmes
2) To assist IAECs and other grassroots organisations (GROs) to identify and recruit suitable Indian grassroots leaders
3) To facilitate collaborations between IAECs and other GROs and the larger community.

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Strategic Directions

1) To guide and encourage IAECs to organize more inclusive activities to promote inter-ethnic understanding.
2) To enhance the communication and understanding between Narpani Pearavai and IAECs through joint projects, dialogue sessions, workshops and community programmes.

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