India’s 78th Independence Day Celebration in London
(SAMAJ WEEKLY, UK)- On August 24th, at the Navnat Centre in London, the Indian Diaspora, in collaboration with the High Commission of India, organized a grand celebration for India’s 78th Independence Day. Despite the rain and challenging weather, the FABOUK team remained undeterred, 
demonstrating their commitment by bravely connecting with the vibrant Indian community in London. The mission extended beyond celebrating independence; it was also about honoring Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s tireless efforts in laying the foundation for the Indian Constitution. The event aimed to highlight his contributions to the Indian community, underscoring the importance of social justice, equality, and the enduring values enshrined in the Constitution of India. Many visitors to the stall, including His Excellency the High Commissioner of India and other dignitaries, appreciated the theme of sharing the profound teachings of Lord Buddha, which emphasize peace, compassion, and unity.
The event was a heartfelt gathering filled with pride, love for our homeland, and a deep appreciation of our rich heritage. It was truly inspiring to see the spirit and enthusiasm of everyone present as we came together to celebrate the enduring bond between India and the UK.
In this spirit of enlightenment, the event highlighted the rich cultural heritage of India, drawing inspiration from both ancient wisdom and modern democratic ideals. Under one roof, the community celebrated India’s diversity, learning, and unity. Our stall was next other hosted by organizations such as the Vivekanand Mission, Women Empowerment Society, Maharashtra Mandal, and Patidar Cell, among others.
This memorable day was a testament to resilience, unity, and the power of collective action, bringing together generations of Indians who proudly uphold their heritage while contributing to the multicultural tapestry of the UK.
– Pankaj Shamkunwar
– General Secretary Federation of Ambedkarite and Buddhist Organisations UK
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