Indian Independence Day Celebrated with Food, Dance, and Culture CORNING, N.Y. (WENY) — Despite the rainy weather, over four hundred people were expected to come out to celebrate Indian Independence Day. The event, known as “India Day,” commemorates India’s independence from the United Kingdom in 1947. Organized by the Southern Tier India Cultural Association (STICA), the annual India Day event in …

The Nigerian Arts and Culture Festival in Antwerp, Belgium The Embassy of Nigeria in Belgium is excited to announce the upcoming Nigerian Arts and Culture Festival, which will be held in Antwerp, Belgium next month. This festival aims to promote Nigeria’s rich culture and contribute to the growth of the tourism industry in Belgium. The festival is organized in collaboration …

Delicious Discoveries: Exploring the Top 10 Ethnic Cuisines Delicious Discoveries: Exploring the Top 10 Ethnic Cuisines Welcome to our delicious journey around the world! Pack your taste buds and get ready to indulge in a variety of flavors as we traverse through the top 10 ethnic cuisines that have captured hearts and kitchen tables worldwide. 1. Italian Cuisine: La Dolce …

The Fictional Odyssey: 20 Captivating Reads to Explore Embark on an Exciting Literary Adventure! Unveiling a World of Imagination, Inspiration, and Entertainment Open the doors to a realm of untold stories, where escapism reigns supreme! Dive into a whole new dimension as you embark on… Intriguing Mysteries to Unravel Engage your inner detective with gripping suspense stories and explore enigmatic …

India Mela: Celebrating Indian Culture in Topeka TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – The capital city held its first celebration event of Indian culture — India Mela. The community enjoyed vibrant music, captivating traditional dances, food, all-natural henna art, and vendor booths from various Indian backgrounds. Topeka Mayor Mike Padilla also attended and expressed his excitement seeing events like this in Topeka. …

The Rise of Boba in the Barbershop Scene In recent years, a unique trend has been sweeping across cities in the United States – the fusion of barbershops and boba tea shops. This unexpected combination has created a cultural phenomenon, attracting a diverse range of customers and disrupting traditional retail experiences. The Fusion of Local Barbershops and Asian Beverage Culture …

New Head Football Coach at Spring Creek Aims to Change Culture Ronnie Wise, the new head football coach at Spring Creek, is bringing a contagious enthusiasm and determination to change the program’s culture. Wise, a former teacher at Spring Creek Middle School, was hired to guide the Gators’ football program after the previous head coach resigned. Wise believes that in …

Jefferson Health’s Journey Towards a Unifying Culture Jefferson Health, based in Philadelphia, has undergone significant changes in recent years, expanding from three hospitals to 18 through mergers. With over 42,000 employees, the organization has experienced rapid growth and is now focused on building a unifying culture that aligns with its new size and structure. Adapting to Growth and Changes Between …

Katelyn Saiki: Preserving Cambodian Culture and History Through Art and Nonprofit Katelyn Saiki, a Girl Scout who recently achieved the prestigious Gold Award, has always been deeply connected to her Cambodian roots. Growing up, she heard stories about Cambodia from her grandparents, who were survivors of the Khmer Rouge genocide. Their accounts painted a picture of the devastation caused by …

Contributors: Bloomberg News Updated on August 9, 10:54 AM EDT What You Need To Know American-made semiautomatic guns are pouring into other countries at record levels, especially since US policymakers agreed in 2020 to a regulatory change pushed by the firearms industry. Bloomberg investigates how the federal government has become a kind of booster and concierge for gunmakers, exporting American …