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San Francisco Celebrates India's 78th Independence Day at Gadar Memorial
The ceremony drew a large and enthusiastic crowd from the Bay Area’s Indian community.
Consul General Dr.K.Srikar Reddy with his spouse Mrs. Prathima Reddy. / Ruchika Sharma
San Francisco’s Gadar Memorial was abuzz with patriotic fervor today. The Indian Consulate General, Dr. K. Srikar Reddy, led the 78th Independence Day celebrations of India. This event marked Dr. Reddy’s completion of one year in his role as Consul General in San Francisco.
The ceremony drew a large and enthusiastic crowd from the Bay Area’s Indian community. Dr. Reddy hoisted the Indian national flag, known as the Tiranga, amidst a backdrop of historical significance. The Gadar Memorial, a tribute to Indian freedom fighters, served as a poignant venue for this celebration of India's rich heritage and progress.
Dr. Reddy's address featured a reading of the President of India's message. It presented the nation's journey from a colony to a global player. He highlighted India’s achievements in various domains.
They included technology, space exploration, and its role on the global stage. He praised the Indian diaspora for their contributions to strengthening the bond between India and the United States.
Consulate officers and their families with Consul General / Ruchika Sharma
Consulate local staff members / Ruchika Sharma
As the flags fluttered and patriotic anthems filled the air, the gathering was a vibrant testament to the enduring spirit of freedom and democracy. The presence of many members of the Indian community and their friends underscored the deep-rooted connections and mutual respect shared between the two nations.
The celebration at the Gadar Memorial was a fitting tribute to India’s past and a hopeful glance toward its future. It reinforced the ongoing cultural and diplomatic ties between India and the United States.
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