Monday, February 26, 2018

2013-04-21 Golgappe Panipuri Picnic In Hyde Park

2013-04-21 Golgappe Panipuri Picnic In Hyde Park

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2012-10-20 Durga Puja in London Camden

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Thursday, October 11, 2012

2012-09-02 Cycling and Picnic Meetup Pics

2012-09-02 Cycling and Picnic Meetup Pics



2012-08-19 Asian Mela London Pics

2012-08-19 Asian Mela London Pics






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2012-07-28 Kuch Kuch Night Pics

2012-07-28 Kuch Kuch Night Pics


2012-07-28 Indians In London Picnic in Hyde Park Pics

2012-07-28 Indians In London Picnic in Hyde Park Pics



2012-04-20 Aid Charity Bollywood Party Pics

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2012-03-30 Indian Professionals Meet In London Pics

2012-03-30 Indian Professionals Meet In London Pics



Friday, March 30, 2012

30Mar2012-Indian Professionals In London Meetup
Hi Everyone,

one of our volunteers has agreed to be the host for the first 2012 social get together of this group in London.

Lets catchup on friday night at 6:30pm at The Kathi Roll Company, 24 Poland street, London. Lets meet for drinks first at the Coach & Horses Pub nearby on Poland street and after introductions and exchange of hellos, we will go for some yummy kathi rolls at the The Kathi Roll shop nearby.

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Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Holi 2011 in london – Between the local celebration and the outdoors
By Amani Fairak

This was my first Holi, and I was eager to attend for a long time. Holi was a full-moon night where Hindus around London celebrate the end of winter to mark the start of spring, with colours and joy.

Part one: On 19th March 2011, I have attended the local celebration of Shree Kutch Leva Patel Community Centre, where they start the festive day late afternoon. Men, women and their children throw powder colours at each other, cheering ‘Happy Holi, …Happy Holi’. There were at least 200 people including senior and children colouring each other at the open backyard of SKLPC Centre.


At 6 o’clock, people gathered in a big circle around a pile of wood, and the Maharaj started the religious ceremony with the Universal Prayer ‘Om Jai Jagdish Hari’. The Maharaj poured oil over the pile of wood, and lit it up in fire. Coconuts and popcorn Prasad also followed. Devotees made their four-circle journey around the fire, and share Prasad with each other.

The ceremony later on was followed by indoor prayers and chanting in the name of Swaminarayan, the Hindu figure followed by the Gujarati majority in North West London.

Visitors and attendees soon after changed to their evening outfits to join Disco Dandiya party, which was the highlight of the event. Dhol players and a bollywood band were performing all night. Lady visitors were dancing Dandiya in a big circle, then to the Bhangra and Bollywood beats.

This Holi event was a local Gujarati celebration that took place in Northolt.

Part two: On 20th March 2011, a big celebration of Holi hosted in Twickenham, West London. The event was supported by the local council and took place at Orleans House Gallery, Open Park. In a beautiful sunny warm day, started at 1:00 o’clock with a welcome note from the organisers, there were around at least 1000 visitors from different age groups, religions and nationalities. Powder colours were given for free. Food stalls and drinks were available for purchase throughout the event.
The programme line-up included a Bhangra workshop by a renowned Bhangra and Bollywood choreographer, and professional performers and bands. The audience also took part on stage on mini contest for Best Performer selected by the audience crowd itself.

For personal blog on the event, please click here

(Report by Amani Fairak - On Panel IndiansInLondon)
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