Hong Kong’s First Punjabi Club to start Punjabi Cultural Shows in Hong Kong.
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First Punjabi Club who started Bhangra in Hong Kong in year 2000 at 300th Vaisakhi celebrations. Bhangra credit goes to Mr. Bhupinder Pal Singh Mangat.
First Punjabi Club in Hong Kong to start “Dastar Competition” in 2001 to encourage Youth to keep in touch with our rich culture.
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I convey my sincere good wishes and blessings to the Punjab Youth Club which has been instrumental in promoting the Punjabi culture and language among the Punjabi youths of Hong Kong.
Since their inception in 2000, the Punjab Youth Club had undertaken numerous charitable vents, organised cultural programmes and helped the needy, to name a few of their work. These have been well-received by the local community. Not forgetting the sporting side of life, the Punjab Youth Club organises each year the Komagata Maru Memorial Youth Hockey Tournament. The tournament is well patronised not only by the Punjabi youths but also those from other communities and background.
I extend my best regards to all those who worked so hard over the years to make the Punjab Youth Club what it is today.be Updated
It gives me great pleasure to extend my best wishes to Punjab Youth Club (HK) for their 15th Anniversary which they will celebrate on 22nd August 2015.
Punjab Youth Club was formed in 2000 – with aim to promote the Punjabi Culture in Hong Kong which they have promoted with great success.
On behalf of the Nav Bharat Club, I would like to wish Punjab Youth Club fame, Glory and good luck for future.
Mr. Gurmit SinghIt gives me great pleasure to join the 15th Anniversary celebrations of Punjab Youth Club (HK). As you know, Punjabi culture is one of the richest cultures of the world. During the last century, a lot of Punjabis settled overseas but the beats of Bhangra, steps of Gidda, Punjabi poetry and festivals, all these aspects of their rich culture were missing, far from their homeland. During the last 15 years the Punjab Youth Club has filled this vacuum and has never left any stone unturned in promoting the Punjabi culture, sports and religious activities in Hong Kong.
I believe Punjab Youth Club would continue to serve the Punjabi community in Hong Kong in the years to come and I wish Punjab Youth Club every success in the future.
Mr.Gurdev Singh Galib
