The excitement is still on as Eid Festival to be held on Tuesday at Sydney Olympic Park Sydney (Report by Sarwat Hassan); It was the best ever Chand Raat in Australia which made history when remarkable exhilaration of over 20,000 people, gathered at Rosehill Gardens, Rosehill (Sydney), watched live with 5,000 people gathered at Coburg Town Hall, Coburg (Melbourne). More than 25 thousand people in both cities were very well connected with great fun, joys, entertainment, traditional shopping and […]
Over 20,000 gathered at Rosehill Gardens in Sydney 5000 joined them at Coburg Town Hall Melbourne
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