Cultura India
We collaborated in the opening ceremony of the new Sanghalma Yoga center in Sant Andreu, with the moving pooja ceremony (offering to the Hindu gods) performed by Pandit Sagar Kafle, where blessings and good wishes were shared for the new
Makar Sankranthi, an amazing festival that marks the beginning of the harvest season in India, especially in the south. Today we were lucky enough to celebrate it at the Sagrat Cor Besòs school, together with the Telegu Association Barcelona. The
World Hindi Day is celebrated every January 10 to promote the Hindi language globally. This date commemorates the first World Hindi Conference held in Nagpur, India, in 1975. On this day, events are organized to promote Hindi culture and literature
Pravasi Bharatiya Divas was held at the Indian Consulate in Barcelona, an event that recognizes the contribution of the Indian diaspora abroad. This date, January 9, coincides with Mahatma Gandhi’s return to India from South Africa in 1915, a key
Celebrating Christmas at the Punjabi Rehma Church Barcelona, together with Christian families from India and Pakistan. These days churches are decorated with flowers, candles and stars, families gather to sing carols, read biblical passages and remember the birth of Jesus.
How wonderful! The mix of music, culture and spirituality is a beautiful way to celebrate Christmas. The students of the Harmonium classes, taught by our colleague Shreevats Lyer in Jardín de Hara, have joined together in an exciting display of
II Àltima International Multidenominational Meeting: “A path towards the rituals of the East” an event that has brought representatives of various religions present in Catalonia to promote dialogue and understanding. The event, organized by Àltima Funeral Services, was held in
Our colleague and member of the Women’s Commission of the Indian Culture Center Foundation, Manu Kaur (Noveprit Singh Kaur), has participated in the conference “Ganges to Gaudí: Writers’ Bridge”, an event organized by the Indian Consulate in Barcelona. The event,
The Consulate General of India in Barcelona (CGI) joined in the celebration of Janjatiya Gaurav Day 2025, a day dedicated to commemorating the legacy of Bhagwan Birsa Munda and recognizing the valuable contributions of the tribal communities of India. The
The Concepción Arenal School in the Sant Martí District became the center of the celebration of the Diwali festival, also known as the festival of lights, organized by the Telegu Association of Barcelona in collaboration with the Indian Culture Center