Bangkok, Thailand – The vibrant spirit of unity and cultural pride will take center stage at the 7th International Ganesh Festival, taking place on August 30–31, 2025, at the India-Thai Chamber of Commerce (ITCC) in Bangkok.
This year, the festival will shine a spotlight on and honour outstanding community associations for their exceptional contributions to the Thai-Indian community and broader society.

Organized by Sanjay Kumar Media (SKM) and Thai-Indian Community, the festival has grown into a beloved annual tradition celebrating Ganesh festival through devotional rituals, cultural performances, and community service.
A major highlight of the 2025 edition is a special awards ceremony, recognizing the inspiring efforts of 12 Thai-Indian community organizations.
Honorees of the Thai Indian Community Leadership Award 2025:
1. Siri Guru Singh Sabha
2. Helping Hands Bangkok
3. Geeta Pariwar Thailand
4. ISKCON Thailand
5. Thailand Tamil Sangam
6. Thailand Hindi Parishad
7. IVF Thailand
8. Palliative Care Thailand
9. Indo Thai News
10. Gemstoneuniverse
11. HB Foundation
12. Bhima Cares Foundation
These prestigious organisations represent a broad spectrum of community service, including religious leadership, cultural preservation, media and education, healthcare, and humanitarian outreach. Their tireless efforts have helped nurture the Thai-Indian identity while contributing meaningfully to Thai and Indian diaspora at large.
Event Details:
Event: 7th International Ganesh Festival
Dates: August 30–31, 2025
Venue: India-Thai Chamber of Commerce (ITCC), Bangkok
Community Leadership Awards Ceremony: Evening of August 30, 2025

“Our community associations are the heart and soul of the Thai-Indian experience. This year, we are honoured to recognize their unwavering commitment to culture, compassion, and collaboration,” said Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Founder SKM and Thai-Indian Community.
The event will also feature traditional Ganesh rituals, Indian and Thai cultural performances, Sewa activities, and cross-cultural engagements.

The festival is open to the public and welcomes people from all walks of life to participate in this unique celebration of unity through diversity.