The National Council of Asian Indian Associations, Inc.
cordially invite you to celebrate
70th Republic Day of India with a Banquet Dinner & Cultural
Program on Saturday, February 2, 2019, from 6.30 pm to 10.00 pm
at Martin’s Crosswinds 7400 Greenway Center Drive, Greenbelt MD 20770
Early Bird Registration by 1/20/2019 with Donation of $ 50.00
After 1/20/2019 by Donation of $ 55.00. Limited Seats.
Check payable to National Council of Asian Indian Associations, Inc.,
and mail to Attention:
Arundhotee Goswami, 18918 Saint Albert Dr., Brookeville, MD 20833
After 1/20/2019 by Donation of $ 55.00. Limited Seats.
Check payable to National Council of Asian Indian Associations, Inc.,
and mail to Attention:
Arundhotee Goswami, 18918 Saint Albert Dr., Brookeville, MD 20833
For sponsorship opportunities please contact Mr. Baljinder (Shammi) Singh
Devang Shah 240-606-8638 shah@shahandkishore.com
Arundhotee Goswami 240-413-0400 arundhotee@yahoo.com
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Republic Day is a defining day in the nationhood of India, collectively, the people of India decided that India will be a democratic republic fashioned after the American constitution with liberty and justice for all. Thus, the constitution of the people by the people for the people of India was adopted on 26th January 1950.
As a nation, collectively we are Adivasis, Atheists, Bahais, Bos, Buddhists, Christians, Dalits, Hindus, Jains, Jewish, Muslim, Sikhs, Tribals, Zoroastrians, and every possible grouping. We are Brown, Black, White, Yellow and green with envy, Magar Phir bhi Dil Hai Hindustani.
Our Motherland is represented by every race, nationality, ethnicity, language, culture, and religion. We see God as one, none and many; and in every form; male, female, genderless and non-existent, being and non-being, nameless and with innumerable names.
We are proud of our heritage - a multi-faith, multicultural, multi-regional and multi-linguistic society, where we have come to accept and respect every which way people have lived their lives. For over 5000 years, India has been a beacon of pluralism - it has embraced Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Baha’i and Zoroastrianism to include in the array of the indigenous religions; Hinduism, Tribal traditions, Jainism, Buddhism, and Sikhism.
Please join us in the celebrations.
Mike Ghouse
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