(L-R) Shriram Iyer and Sejal Aggarwal share their experiences of volunteering with the Chinmaya Mission in Australia. Credit: Supplied by Chinmaya Mission
Founded in 1951, Chinmaya Mission has evolved into a global cultural and educational network with a presence across Australia and more than 25 countries. Through youth-focused initiatives, community programs, and arts-based engagement, it works to make Indian cultural traditions accessible in contemporary contexts. As it marks 75 years, the mission continues to navigate questions of identity, belonging, and cultural continuity among younger, globally dispersed generations.
Founded in 1951, Chinmaya Mission has evolved into a global cultural and educational network with a presence across Australia and more than 25 countries. Through youth-focused initiatives, community programs, and arts-based engagement, it works to make Indian cultural traditions accessible in contemporary contexts. As it marks 75 years, the mission continues to navigate questions of identity, belonging, and cultural continuity among younger, globally dispersed generations.
