India's High Commission in Kenya launches podcast on shared heritage
Podcast series documents Indian-origin community's contributions to Kenya's history.
The Brief
- Podcast titled 'The Bharat Connection' launched to document Indian-origin community's history.
- High Commissioner Adarsh Swaika highlights community's role in Kenya's development.
- First episode features Manu Chandaria, a prominent Kenyan industrialist and philanthropist.
The High Commission of India in Nairobi launched a podcast series titled 'The Bharat Connection: Living Memories, Shared History' to document the experiences of the Indian-origin community in Kenya.
In a post on X, the High Commission announced the initiative and included a message from High Commissioner Adarsh Swaika, who explained the purpose of the project.
Swaika emphasized the historical ties between India and Kenya, noting the role of Indian migrants in shaping both nations' societies.
He stated that the Indian-origin community has made significant contributions to Kenya's business, healthcare, education, public service, sports, arts, and philanthropy.
The podcast aims to preserve these stories for future generations, capturing memories of migration, settlement, and community service.
The series will be hosted by Kenneth Ombong, a University of Nairobi history professor with a long-standing connection to India.
The first episode features Manu Chandaria, an industrialist and philanthropist recognized by both Indian and Kenyan governments.
Swaika encouraged younger generations to explore their family histories and document their heritage through the podcast.
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