Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has declared August 15 as “India Day” to honour the Indian diaspora’s contributions to the state. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu also issued a similar proclamation. The recognition highlights Indian-Americans’ role in medicine, science, technology, education, business and public service, while celebrating India’s 79th Independence Day.
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has declared Aug 15 as “India Day”, recognising the Indian diaspora’s contributions to the state and urging residents to participate in its observance.
In a proclamation issued on Aug 1, Healey also acknowledged the role of community organisations and advocates in promoting civic engagement, cultural exchange and mutual understanding through annual Independence Day celebrations and community service initiatives.
Boston mayor follows suit
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu issued a similar proclamation declaring Aug 15 as “India Day”. She also welcomed the opening of the new Indian Consulate in Boston and celebrated the visit of INS Sudarshini at the SAILBOSTON-250 event.
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