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Home-Our Changing Indian Heritage

  • The Diwali Festival
  • Going Back to India
  • Introducing Harsh Shah
  • Mumbai the Home of Bollywood
  • My Life in India
  • Raksha Bandhan
  • A survey of our Indian Students' favourite sports
  • A survey of the Favourite Foods of our Indian Students
  • An interview with our Governor-General the Hon Anand Satyanand
  • Our Rangoli Workshop
  • On Being a New Immigrant
  • An interview with Mr Bassi: Our Head of Science
  • My Family's Story
  • My Fijian Indian Heritage
  • Our team
  • Research process
  • Learning outcomes
  • References and acknowledgements

Research process

We wanted to record some of the background history of our students, their memories of India and how and to what extent they are maintaining their Indian culture in New Zealand.

We used a variety of techniques: Interviews, questionaires, and story telling.

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