Spindle India, Inc. Hosts Spectacular 11th Annual IndiaFest Wisconsin India Day Celebration

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WAUKESHA COUNTY, WI- In 2023, India celebrated its 77th independence from Britain, coinciding with the 11th anniversary of IndiaFest Wisconsin. The festivities kicked off on Saturday, August 26th, in Menomonee Falls downtown village park, Waukesha County, with a parade led by children invoking deity Ganesh, followed by the hoisting of India’s tricolor flag. National anthems of both India and the United States were sung, highlighting their democratic traditions. The event featured devotional and patriotic performances.

The lighting of an oil lamp, known as ‘Deepak’ or ‘Jyot,’ symbolized the fire element, representing abundance, prosperity, wealth, and knowledge. It signified the removal of darkness, ignorance, and unhappiness, spreading divine blessings.

Dignitaries and leaders, including State Senator Dan Knodl, State Representative Paul Melotik, and other prominent figures, graced the India Day celebration at IndiaFest Wisconsin 2023. The event emphasized the strong relationship between India and the United States.

Numerous organizations and businesses, such as Wisdom Infotech, Trayix, and more, supported the celebration. Vendors offered a variety of goods and services, including henna, clothing, and food. Despite adverse weather conditions, the event proceeded smoothly, reinforcing the belief in divine protection.

August 15th, 2023, was officially proclaimed as INDIA DAY in Wisconsin by Governor Tony Evers, County Executive David Crowley, and County Executive Paul Farrow. The celebration aimed to educate Wisconsinites about Indian culture and strengthen community bonds.

U.S. Senator Ron Johnson commended the efforts of Spindle India, Inc., for promoting Indian culture and heritage in Wisconsin. Senator Dan Knodl applauded the organization’s contributions as well.

Spindle India, Inc., worked diligently since 2018 to obtain the India Day proclamation in Wisconsin, with support from former Governor Scott Walker and Governor Tony Evers.

IndiaFest Wisconsin showcased Indian culture, heritage, and civilization through traditional clothing, music, dance, food, art, and demonstrations. Local talents and performers from various countries enriched the event with their contributions.

The festival emphasized the importance of education and community unity. IndiaFest Wisconsin, organized by Spindle India, Inc., promotes diversity, equality, and inclusion, in line with the principles of ancient Hindu culture.

Purnima Nath, the founder and chairwoman of Spindle India, Inc., expressed the hope that such events would break cultural barriers, foster understanding, and lead to wider acceptance of the Indian community and its rich culture in the United States.