PARSIPPANY — The Indian-American Seniors Association of Morris County held their Annual Diwali Function at Parsippany Hills High School on Saturday, November 7.
Master Event Sponsors were Parsippany Pharmacy and Param Adult Day Care.
The event featured “Live in Concert by Lalitya Munshaw.
The Indian American Seniors Association of Morris County (IASA of Morris County) was formed by Mr. Rajni Patel and late Shri Shashikant Bhai in 2013. They are located at 43 Warren Drive.
Their organization is the bigger senior’s family. The goals are to meet your required information for health, immigration, citizenship, social welfare etc. Not only that, social activities, cultural programs, temple visits, foreign and local tours etc. are equally important.
The staff consists of Rajnikant Patel, President; Arun Yagnik, Sr. Vice President; Manubhai N. Patel, Vice President; Naresh Chinai, Secretary; Ambalal H. Patel, Joint Secretary; Ambalal K. Patel, Treasurer; Bhupendra Parikh, Joint Treasurer; Jayendra Patel, Executive Committee Member; Pravin Sutaria, Member and Vishnu Patel, Event Manager.
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Lalitya Munshaw was born to connoisseur parents with strong values and ethics embedded deep in her family.
Education has played an essential role in building her personality, in making her the person who she is today.
Lalitya joined the C.N. Vidyavihar from ninth standard where she got the opportunity to grow and flourish.
She was elected as the President of the Students Council, and it was truly a great experience as it gave her a new challenge to discover entirely new aspects of herself which were responsibility and leadership. Lalitya’s hard work was rewarded when she topped the 12th standard Gujarat state board exams and later she did her Bachelors and Master in English Literature from St. Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad. She concurrently pursued Master in Hindustani Classical Music from Akhil Bhartiya Gandharva Mahavidyalaya.
She always took pride in participating and excelling and all extracurricular cultural activities held in her school and participated in various national as well as international student exchange programs, where she would not just learn about different cultures of the world, but also got a chance to see the world with a different perspective.
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