Cultura India
Maharaj. Krishna Kinkar Ji is a distinguished spiritual speaker known for his profound global impact. Renowned for his enlightening katas, bhagwats and satsangs based on Shri Krishna Charit Manas, he has been identified as a leading figure in spiritual and
We have already finished our small children’s library, we have some books in Catalan, Spanish and English that Anita Aswani donated to us. Our little friend Souri has already come to visit us.
The Independence Tournament, sponsored by Indian Culture Centre, was held on August 15 in Vic and four teams participated: Vic Cricket Club, Girona Cricket Club, Dream XI Cricket Club and Raval Sporting Cricket Club. In the final, Dream XI CC
The Indian diaspora held the flag-raising ceremony on the occasion of India’s 78th Independence Day, which on this occasion had the special participation of Swami Gyanaand ji, to commemorate this emotional event for all Indians around the world.
Participating in Divya Geeta Satsang in Barcelona together with Swami Gyananand Ji Maharaj who presented our director, Robert Masih Nahar, with a copy of the Bhagvad Gita (sacred book of the Hindu religion). Swami Ji aims to unite the world
International kabaddi tournament held at the Trinitat Vella Football Field, organized by Azad Chardikala Sports Club Spain. Six European teams have participated in the tournament: Spain, Italy, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Norway.
Meeting to prepare activities to start in September with Carme (Cuina Comunitària de Sant Antoni) and Marc (Espai Veïnal Calàbria 66).
Celebrating Mela Teeyan Da at the Casinet de Hostafrancs, this holiday is celebrated by women from the Punjab region dancing Giddha, traditionally near a river and under trees with swings. The event featured a performance by the singer of Punjabi
Volcano Cricket Club, made up of members of the Indian Culture Centre, is proclaimed champion of the “Copa Vidreres 2024” tournament, after beating CC Golden King in the final. The tournament, organized by the Catalan Cricket Federation, was held last
“Sanskrit Celebration” end of the Sankrit Language and Literature courses at the University of Barcelona with classical songs and dances from India. The event, held in the gardens of the university, was attended by our colleague Núria Cabo who offered