Canterbury Sanjha Radio-22-04-2018 Final Programme

Sanjha means a collective of all. This radio programme aims to connect with all people of Indian origin in Canterbury.
About our Presenters:
Nimi Bedi has been a TV and stage anchor for 18 years in India and has a deep-rooted love for children. Professionally, she has a community development background and has a strong passion for culture, languages, traditions and intercultural connections. Nimi will be hosting the children story time segment.
Narinder Singh Warraich is a budding community leader and has great passion for people. He is a trustee of Christchurch Punjabi Social and Cultural Group. He is a connector and brings people together.
Lakhbir Singh Lucky works in the transport industry and has a special flare for comedy via radio. He is a great entertainer and loves people.
Nitika Bhullar is the host for the women's empowerment segment. Nitika is an excellent event organiser. She is experienced in stage anchoring, folk dances and traditional culture.

Join us for a celebration of Indian culture and languages every second Sunday from 3.30 to 5pm

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Sanjha means a collective of all. This radio programme aims to connect with all people of Indian origin in Canterbury. About our Presenters: Nimi Bedi has been a TV and stage anchor for 18 years in India and has a deep-rooted love for children. Professionally, she has a community development background and has a strong passion for culture, languages, traditions and intercultural connections. Nimi will be hosting the children story time segment. Narinder Singh Warraich is a budding community leader and has great passion for people. He is a trustee of Christchurch Punjabi Social and Cultural Group. He is a connector and brings people together. Lakhbir Singh Lucky works in the transport industry and has a special flare for comedy via radio. He is a great entertainer and loves people. Nitika Bhullar is the host for the women's empowerment segment. Nitika is an excellent event organiser. She is experienced in stage anchoring, folk dances and traditional culture. Join us for a celebration of Indian culture and languages every second Sunday from 3.30 to 5pm

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