The Indian-American community across Florida turned out in large numbers and enthusiastically celebrated the country’s 64th …
Internationally acclaimed yoga guru Swami Baba Ramdev spoke on Bharat Swabhiman Movement, meditation and Yoga Philosophy …
Back by popular demand Central Florida witnessed part two of the sold out religious Drama ‘Sathwar …
Filling Ruth Eckerd Hall with an audience of nearly 1,500, Florida’s first annual Bayside Bhangra competition …
The Indian-American community across Florida turned out in large numbers and enthusiastically celebrated the country’s 64th Independence Day by hosting the Indian flag and organizing a series of events such as cultural events, songs and speeches. Amongst the Florida cities celebrating the day of liberation were Fort Lauderdale, Melbourne, Orlando/Casselberry, Tampa Bay tri-cities, Tallahassee, Jacksonville and Gainesville. The general themes everywhere was to honor the freedom fighters by holding parades, dance performances and of course with plenty of food stalls at each venue to highlighting the contribution …
Internationally acclaimed yoga guru Swami Baba Ramdev spoke on Bharat Swabhiman Movement, meditation and Yoga Philosophy June 30 at the India Cultural Center in Tampa. More than 800 people attended the event, which was organized by the Federation of India Associations of Tampa Bay (FIA), AACSA, Gujarati Samaj of Tampa Bay and India Cultural Center.
Back by popular demand Central Florida witnessed part two of the sold out religious Drama ‘Sathwar Radheshyamno’ a the Cypress High School Auditorium on June 5th 2010.
The 2008 CAPI event (Central Florida Association of Physicians from the Indian subcontinent) was a big success, with a record turnout and well attended educational seminars. More than 250 doctors gathered at The Sheraton Hotel in downtown Orlando for the Annual Convention and CME conference for the physicians from the Indian subcontinent.
On October 2, 2008, Mahatma Gandhi’s Birth anniversary, the International Non-violence Day was sermonized with great fervor at Mahatma Gandhi Monument site in University of North Florida (UNF).
he International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) Orlando, more popularly known as “The Hare Krishnas” celebrated Tthe appearance day of Lord Krishna with great mirth and pomp. This is the first Janmashtami celebration since the temple’s inception on March 2008.