A community directory — every Rajasthani and Marwari community body across Australia, in one place. Maintained by the Rajasthan Foundation Melbourne Chapter as a public service to our diaspora.
Australia is home to an estimated 30,000–55,000 Rajasthani and Marwari-origin Australians, concentrated across Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide. Our community is served by a constellation of cultural bodies, religious sanghs, and state-based associations — some four decades old, some recently incorporated, all run by volunteers who give their evenings and weekends so that Rajasthani culture thrives in Australia.
The Rajasthan Foundation Melbourne Chapter compiles this directory as a public service. We list every Rajasthani-cultural and Marwari-community organisation we have been able to verify across Australia. Each entry below includes location, contact details, and links to the organisation’s own website or social channels — we encourage you to reach out to them directly.
Are we missing your organisation, or has a detail changed? Please email secretary@rajasthanfoundation.com.au and we will update the directory.
State-based and national bodies that anchor Rajasthani culture, festivals and community life in Australia.
Founded in 2001 by seven Rajasthani families in Melbourne — one of the oldest dedicated Rajasthani cultural bodies in Australia. Known for traditional Teej and Gangaur celebrations.
Sydney’s primary Rajasthani cultural body. Active in passing Rajasthani heritage to the next generation through cultural-school programmes for children. Hosts Sydney’s Gangaur procession.
National umbrella body for Rajasthanis across Australia and New Zealand. Coordinators in NSW, ACT and across metros. Open membership to anyone born, raised, employed in or descended from Rajasthan.
Community advocacy body active in public-affairs commentary on diaspora issues. Led by President Dr. Virendra Khatana, with engagement on migration policy and Rajasthani community contributions.
Founded 2017. National Raajput community body with chapters in NSW, VIC, QLD, WA and SA. Runs youth mentoring, professional webinars, a community business directory, and major Dussehra and Diwali events.
Perth’s Rajasthani community body. Registered as an incorporated entity in 2020. Hosts the annual Teej Mahotsav, covered by the Indian Society of WA and the Consulate General of India in Perth.
This directory exists to serve our community. If your Rajasthani organisation isn’t listed — or if a detail above has changed — please write to us and we will update the directory promptly.
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