NEW JERSEY, NJ - Indo-American Cultural Foundation of Central New Jersey (IACFNJ), celebrated India’s 68th Independence Day on August 17 at Reichler Park, here. Approximately 300 people attended this fun-filled patriotic event. The program started with the American and Indian Anthems by young talented singers followed by an address from President Dr. Tushar Patel,
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Treasurer Mac Shah and South Brunswick Mayor... Frank Gambatese. In his address, Tushar Patel welcomed and congratulated everyone on Independence Day. He also mentioned that India is the largest democracy and the United States is the oldest democracy in the world. Indian-Americans are an integral part of the rich diversity in central Jersey area. Event like this bring communities together and help keep our rich culture, heritage, tradition and art alive in this country. Mayor Gambatese also congratulated the audience and echoed his appreciation of the Indian-American community to stay involved in cultural and civic activities in the town to celebrate diversity. Mac Shah reiterated IACFNJ commitment to the local communities. South Brunswick School Board Members and IACFNJ Secretary Deven Patel, Azra Baig and Deputy Mayor Chris Killmurray were among the public officials who attended.
The live DJ and music entertainment with patriotic songs were performed by local artists from Hidden Gems, a non-profit organization. Authentic Indian food sampling was sponsored by local businesses like Jewel of India, Chutney Mary and Udipi Restaurant. Henna tattoos, face paintings and other kids games were organized by volunteers. The high school students provided their community volunteer services.
The live DJ and music entertainment with patriotic songs were performed by local artists from Hidden Gems, a non-profit organization. Authentic Indian food sampling was sponsored by local businesses like Jewel of India, Chutney Mary and Udipi Restaurant. Henna tattoos, face paintings and other kids games were organized by volunteers. The high school students provided their community volunteer services.
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