Cultura India
Today we had the pleasure of accompanying American professor Emilia Bachrach, a researcher at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, to celebrate her first Sant Jordi celebration in our city. After accompanying Manu Kaur to the event held on the Rambla
Our colleague Manu Kaur, a member of the Women’s Commission of the Indian Culture Centre Foundation, participated in an event organized by Casa Asia on Barcelona’s Rambla del Raval, as part of the Sant Jordi celebrations. During the event, Manu
Participating with the Sikh community of Olot (Girona) in the procession organized by Gurudwara Bhai Mardana Ji to celebrate Vaisakhi, an event of great importance for faithful of this religion since on this day the tenth Guru Gobind Singh founded
Celebrating Ugadi (the New Year in southern India), Ugadi derives from Sanskrit and means “the beginning of a new era.” Celebratory events included a pooja, an offering to the Gods, and the lighting of the traditional oil lamp by the
Today, during a dinner hosted by the Indian Culture Centre, we had the privilege of meeting the 19 member indian para swimming team, along with coaches Sharath Gayakwad and Kanwaljeet Singh, who participated in the 2025 World Series in Barcelona.
Celebrating the 648th anniversary of Shree Guru Ravi Das ji, organized by the Shri Guru Ravidas Bhawan Society of Spain, in which the Consul General and Vice Consul of India in Barcelona, Mr. Inbasekar Sundaramurthi and Mr. Sumodh Sarasan respectively
The monthly “Neighbor bring your chair” event today featured two events open to the Sant Antoni neighborhood. The first was a talk on “Intercultural Coexistence in the Neighborhood,” and the second was an iftar (dinner that breaks the daily fast
This June, the Indian cities of Delhi, Bangalore, Ahmedabad and Hyderabad will all be hosting Barça Academy camps as the club returns to a country where it made a huge impact a few years ago, providing an excellent opportunity to spread the club’s famous
We’re sharing the trailer for the short film “Spices,” directed by Cairo Corrêa, in collaboration with the Indian Culture Centre Foundation. The organization supports young talents like Cairo, a student on the Master’s in Film Directing at ECIB (Barcelona Film
Participating in the talk “Being an Indian woman: past and present” given by Deepti Golani, an economist and businesswoman of Indian origin, who has lived in Barcelona for more than 30 years. The talk, organised by the XEIX Project in