Cultura India
The University of Barcelona hosted the conference “Who is Śrī Caitanya? Life and Teachings”, given by Dr. María Elena Sierra in the Main Hall. Śrī Caitanya, a 15th-century Bengali saint, was a prominent social reformer and Hindu spiritual teacher. The
Celebrating the cultural diversity of the neighborhoods!!! Today we attended the cultural festival of Bangladesh coinciding with the Festival of Ciutat Vella, Barcelona, with the participation of president Pere Aragonés and senator Robert Masih Nahar. A vibrant and colorful gathering!
Participating in an event organized by @GoaTourism in Edinburgh. Interesting conversations about future collaboration between Spain and Goa, India. We hope to strengthen ties and explore new opportunities!
#ViksitBharat2047 Edinburgh’s City Chambers hosted the second day of the conference, where the Indian delegation met with Scottish leaders to share knowledge and strengthen ties. The event also featured the presentation of awards to prominent figures from the Indian diaspora,
#ViksitBharat2047! On the first day of the conference, we had the honor of visiting the Scottish Parliament with part of the Indian delegation and attending a live session. From June 25th to 27th, Edinburgh hosted this important event, where key
The Indian Culture Centre Foundation celebrates International Yoga Day in collaboration with the Consulate of India in Barcelona. The event, under the theme “Yoga for One Land, One Health,” brought together prominent figures at the Estació Parc del Nord, including
During the talk, at Espai Kaala in Barcelona, Swami Yatidharmananda shared with the audience his reflections and personal experiences that marked his spiritual path. With an emotional and profound narrative, Swami Yatidharmananda began the talk by recounting his experiences from
Honoured to receive the prestigious books by Mr. Sandeep Marwah. Thank you for your valuable contributions and inspiring work. Your efforts are truly appreciated.
The auditorium of the Joan Pelegrí School in Barcelona was the setting for the conference “Bridging Cultures India & Spain,” focused on the cultural relations between India and Spain. The event, hosted by Professor Kandarp Mehta of IESE Business School
Charity cooking workshop taught by Neena Kalra, owner of the Dhaba restaurant in Barcelona and a member of the Women’s Commission of the Indian Culture Centre Foundation. In the community kitchen of the Mercat de Sant Antoni, residents gathered to