The Australia India Cenotaph Committee, alongside the Hindu Council of Australia and Hornsby RSL Sub-Branch, invites the community to join in honouring the brave on Remembrance Day this November. Set against the backdrop of the Anzac Jawan Cenotaph in Cherrybrook, this annual commemoration reflects the shared respect and gratitude for the contributions and sacrifices of veterans.
This year’s Remembrance Day Service will take place on Sunday, 10 November 2024, from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm, with veterans, community groups, and representatives gathering at 4:45 pm to commence the ceremony. Attendees will have the opportunity to pay tribute by laying a wreath or floral offering, commemorating the day with a mark of respect and remembrance. Each organisation or attendee wishing to participate in the wreath-laying ceremony is encouraged to bring their own tribute, as advance deliveries to the Cenotaph are unavailable this year.
The Australia India Cenotaph Committee, led by NSW President Mr. Suresh Vashist, expresses deep gratitude for the continued support from the community. This annual gathering stands as a significant moment for Australians and Indians alike to reflect on the enduring sacrifices made in service of peace and freedom.
Organisers request attendees to confirm their participation by 30th October, ensuring the service runs smoothly and honours all present with the dignity they deserve. For further information, participants can contact the Committee at 0470334473 or reach out to Nitesh at 0402906955.
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