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Hare Krishna Cultural Fair showcases rich Indian traditions in Chile

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Santiago [Chile], October 6 (ANI): The Embassy of India participated in the Hare Krishna Cultural Fair organised by ISKCON Chile, which showcased India's timeless message of peace and harmony. It also shared the celebration of Garba and Dandiya by the diaspora.

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In a post on X, the Embassy of India stated that the fair showcased traditional Indian music, dance, theatre, gastronomy, and practices of Hatha and Bhakti Yoga, thereby reflecting the richness of Vedic traditions and fostering intercultural dialogue.

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"The Embassy of India, Santiago participated in the Hare Krishna Cultural Fair at Quilicura, that showcased traditional Indian music, dance, theater, gastronomy and practices of Hatha and Bhakti Yoga, thus, reflecting the richness of Vedic traditions and fostering intercultural dialogue. Organised by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) Chile @iskcon and the Municipality of Quilicura @muniquilicura, the fair showcased India's timeless message of peace and harmony", the Embassy wrote on X.

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Earlier, the Indian Embassy in the USA also joined the "vibrant" celebration of Dussehra at the ISKCON Temple in Maryland, and lauded the role played by ISKCON in promoting spirituality and interfaith harmony.

The details were shared by the Embassy of India in US on Sunday (local time) in a post on X.

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"The Embassy joined the vibrant Dussehra celebrations at the ISKCON Temple, MD. Deputy Chief of Mission Amb. Namya C. Khampa, conveyed greetings on the festival and lauded ISKCON's role in promoting spirituality and interfaith harmony," the embassy wrote on X.

In another post shared on Sunday, the Embassy of India in Chile shared how the Indian Association of Santiago, with the support of the Embassy of India, Santiago, celebrated a vibrant Garba & Dandiya Night under the "Promotion of Cultural Ties with Diaspora" scheme of the Ministry of External Affairs.

"The evening brought together the Embassy official and their families, Indian community and friends of India in Chile, for a colourful showcase of music, dance and festive spirit," the embassy said.

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