US States proclaim 15 August as ‘India Day’ — Delaware joins footsteps of New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts
Multiple US states are designating 15 August as 'India Day' to celebrate India's Independence Day and its diverse culture. Delaware's recent proclamation highlights the contributions of the Indian American community in shaping the state's character.
Delaware has recently joined New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts in declaring August 15 as 'India Day', honoring the 80th Independence Day of India. Governor Matthew Meyer signed the proclamation, recognizing the significant contributions of the Indian American community to Delaware's heritage and diversity. The proclamation highlights how Indian Americans have enriched the state through their work, leadership, and service.
The Indian diaspora's presence in the United States has helped shape the character of various communities, contributing to shared prosperity and creating opportunities for future generations. India's history is characterized by a remarkable diversity of languages, traditions, faiths, and customs, which Indian Americans have carried forward while building lives and communities in the United States.
The proclamation encourages the public to honor the enduring ties between communities and the people of India on this significant day.
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