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Indoindians Weekly Newsletter: And it's a wrap...Namaste Friends,A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made the Indoindians Diwali Bazaar 2025 a resounding success. It...

Every year in October - November, the Indian community in Jakarta starts the celebration of Deepavali, also called Diwali, or the Festival of Lights....

Mothers fast for the well being of their children on Ahoi Ashtami festival, which falls on a week before Diwali. Mothers keep fast all...

Every lady wants to look their best on special occasions. Make up, saree, and henna should be on point! That is why we bring...

Indian women the world over have always prayed and fasted for their husbands. For longer lives. Safe and complete lives.For most Indian women, even...

As Diwali is celebrated on the new-moon (Amavasya) night, the darkest day of the month, it is the most significant day of the Diwali...

Perhaps the one festival that all newly married women in North India look forward to is Karwa Chauth. The festival traditionally followed to pray...

Karwa Chauth is an auspicious festival celebrated only by married woman in North India. Celebrated 9 days before Diwali on kartik ki chauth, i.e.,...

The year 2024 seemed to fly by in the blink of an eye. It feels like just yesterday we were setting goals and making...

The culinary industry is dynamic, with an interesting variety food and drinks. Whether you like it salty or sweet, you can choose any to...

Jakarta Planetarium and Observatory (Planetarium dan Obsevatorium Jakarta) is a public planetarium and observatory which is also a part of the Taman Ismail Marzuki...

At just .001% of the total population of Indonesia, the approximately 300,000 Indian community is like a pinch of sugar in Indonesia, sweetening and...

In the past, shopping could only be done offline or in a store. These days, shopping online is the must do. If you have...

When was the last time you organized your office work space? If you’ve had extra effort to find important documents on your desk, its a...

Indonesian cuisine is rich in spice and herbs. From the simplest dish like Sambal to the complicated, slow-cooked Rendang, herbs are indeed important ingredients...

Indoindians Weekly Newsletter: Save the date - Indoindians Bazaar on 21st April at Hotel Le MeridienNamaste Friends,We are super excited 😀😀😀Indoindians Bazaar on 21st...