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1 Dear ICSR Family For the past 16 years, it has been a pleasure to be a part of ICSR, a melting pot of Indian Culture in the Tri State Area! In 2017, I humbly accept to lead this rapidly growing family into its 45 th year. I am grateful to our past presidents especially to the outgoing 2016 president, Satish Shreedhar, for laying a solid foundation for me to tread on and to trust my abilities as the youngest president in the history of ICSR, or so I’m told. The ICSR committee this year comprises of energetic, creative, technically sound, and intellectual individuals. Many of them have worked together as a team and contributed to the growth and success of this organization in the past years. It is certainly not easy to juggle home, work and community service and yet we are here once again with an exciting line up of events, securing sponsors and building rapport with community leaders. “What drives you?” people ask, “To channel so much time, energy and selfless commitment into this organization?” Everyone would have a different story, a different reason. I have mine. When I was fresh off the boat from India way back in 2001with my husband and a 6 month old daughter in tow, I was excited but anxious for being uprooted from my cultural comfort zone in India. A phase that perhaps every immigrant experiences. My apprehensions were laid to rest in ICSR, I was assured that America will let me be a proud Indian and for that, she will always have my allegiance and affection. ICSR is where I nurtured some lifelong friendships. Every time I come home from an ICSR event; I willingly fade into this amorphous sense of belonging to the country that I was born in and to the one that I call home. . It is where we celebrate the effortlessly assimilative and inclusive nature of American culture. To be able to give back to the community that has enriched our lives in many ways is a humbling experience. This is what drives me to ICSR. My goals for ICSR this year can be summarized into one word: Preservation. In line with this goal, we are working alongside a formal ICSR Youth Wing. The idea and purpose is to provide these 10-12 th graders with a platform to actively contribute towards the organization while generating a stronger sense of belonging to ICSR and Indian culture in general. This will also serve as an opportunity to grow and develop as leaders, team workers, and collect community service hours. If we preserve our youth, we preserve the community. Another step to achieving the goal is the preservation of our popular programs. Please join us for our first spring social of the year in March, Vasant Utsav followed by the popular ColorFest Holi in April. Be prepared to be enthralled at the Annual cultural show in May! We bring back a popular event, the “Masala Cruise” in summer this year. Reservation for the cruise will be on first come first basis. More details will follow. Finally, the most important step will be the preservation of funds. We will strive to make sure your membership and sponsorship payments are smartly used towards improving the quality of our existing programs and bringing in new ideas while working towards the longstanding dream of owning a permanent building that ICSR can call home. I seek your help in increasing our membership base and referring us to potential generous sponsors. Volunteer, become a member, donate or simply show up at events. I urge you to preserve your organization! Fondly, Charu Krishan President,ICSR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT CHARU KRISHAN 845 928 5265 PRESIDENT ELECT POONAM MOHAN 845 358 8984 SECRETARY BASAVARAJ BALAPAL 914 715 7127 JOINT SECRETARY ANIL BABU MANDAPAKA 609 529 4987 TREASURER ALKA SHAH 845 661 2072 JOINT TREASURER HEENA MEHTA 914 217 9161 PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER RAVI RAVICHANDRAN 845 270 4170 DIRECTORS SATISH SHREEDHAR 914 879 2389 (PAST PRESIDENT) SMRITI SRIDHARA 845 727 7042 AJAYVEER CHAPOTKAT 845 624 1910 SANKARAN KRISHNAN 845 398 0805 RAJAN BARANWAL 845 639 1053 UMA JHAVERI 845 639 6946 RAJEEV MEHRA 201 782 9423 NIKITA KRISHNAN 201 214 1709 RAJIV ROHILLA 917 842 1414 PADMINI SHASTRY 845 623 8408 FALGUNI SHETH 845 300 8776 RAVI DUBBA 303 478 8863
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Dear ICSR Family For the past 16 years, it has been a pleasure to be a part of ICSR, a melting pot of Indian Culture in the Tri State Area! In 2017, I humbly accept to lead this rapidly growing family into its 45th year. I am grateful to our past presidents especially to the outgoing 2016 president, Satish Shreedhar, for laying a solid foundation for me to tread on and to trust my abilities as the youngest president in the history of ICSR, or so I’m told.
The ICSR committee this year comprises of energetic, creative, technically sound, and intellectual individuals. Many of them have worked together as a team and contributed to the growth and success of this organization in the past years. It is certainly not easy to juggle home, work and community service and yet we are here once again with an exciting line up of events, securing sponsors and building rapport with community leaders. “What drives you?” people ask, “To channel so much time, energy and selfless commitment into this organization?” Everyone would have a different story, a different reason. I have mine.
When I was fresh off the boat from India way back in 2001with my husband and a 6 month old daughter in tow, I was excited but anxious for being uprooted from my cultural comfort zone in India. A phase that perhaps every immigrant experiences. My apprehensions were laid to rest in ICSR, I was assured that America will let me be a proud Indian and for that, she will always have my allegiance and affection. ICSR is where I nurtured some lifelong friendships. Every time I come home from an ICSR event; I willingly fade into this amorphous sense of belonging to the country that I was born in and to the one that I call home. . It is where we celebrate the effortlessly assimilative and inclusive nature of American culture. To be able to give back to the community that has enriched our lives in many ways is a humbling experience. This is what drives me to ICSR.
My goals for ICSR this year can be summarized into one word: Preservation. In line with this goal, we are working alongside a formal ICSR Youth Wing. The idea and purpose is to provide these 10-12th graders with a platform to actively contribute towards the organization while generating a stronger sense of belonging to ICSR and Indian culture in general. This will also serve as an opportunity to grow and develop as leaders, team workers, and collect community service hours. If we preserve our youth, we preserve the community. Another step to achieving the goal is the preservation of our popular programs. Please join us for our first spring social of the year in March, Vasant Utsav followed by the popular ColorFest Holi in April. Be prepared to be enthralled at the Annual cultural show in May! We bring back a popular event, the “Masala Cruise” in summer this year. Reservation for the cruise will be on first come first basis. More details will follow.
Finally, the most important step will be the preservation of funds. We will strive to make sure your membership and sponsorship payments are smartly used towards improving the quality of our existing programs and bringing in new ideas while working towards the longstanding dream of owning a permanent building that ICSR can call home. I seek your help in increasing our membership base and referring us to potential generous sponsors. Volunteer, become a member, donate or simply show up at events. I urge you to preserve your organization!
Fondly,
Charu Krishan
President,ICSR
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
PRESIDENT
CHARU KRISHAN
845 928 5265 PRESIDENT ELECT
POONAM MOHAN
845 358 8984 SECRETARY
BASAVARAJ BALAPAL
914 715 7127
JOINT SECRETARY
ANIL BABU MANDAPAKA
609 529 4987
TREASURER
ALKA SHAH 845 661 2072
JOINT TREASURER
HEENA MEHTA
914 217 9161 PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
RAVI RAVICHANDRAN
845 270 4170
DIRECTORS
SATISH SHREEDHAR
914 879 2389 (PAST PRESIDENT)
SMRITI SRIDHARA
845 727 7042
AJAYVEER CHAPOTKAT
845 624 1910
SANKARAN KRISHNAN
845 398 0805
RAJAN BARANWAL
845 639 1053
UMA JHAVERI
845 639 6946
RAJEEV MEHRA
201 782 9423
NIKITA KRISHNAN
201 214 1709
RAJIV ROHILLA
917 842 1414
PADMINI SHASTRY
845 623 8408
FALGUNI SHETH
845 300 8776
RAVI DUBBA
303 478 8863
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Program Date Time Chairpersons/Team Venue
March
Vasant Utsav Saturday, March 18th
3.30 pm – 9 pm
Poonam, Nikita, Rajiv R, Satish, Krishnan, Ravi R, Heena, Falguni, Ravi D
Community Center @ Palisades Mall
April
Soup Kitchen-I Saturday, April 1st 12 pm – 5 pm
Ravi, Rajeev, Rajan, Anil, St. Paul’s Church
Holi Celebration Saturday, April 22nd
12 pm – 4 pm
Raj, Rajan, Satish, Poonam, Ajayveer, Uma J, Rajiv R, Nikita, Padmini, Ravi D
Congers lake park
May
Helen Hayes Program
Sunday, May 7st 1 pm – 4 pm Nikita, Anil, Smriti, Rajeev M, Raj, Rajiv R
Helen Hayes Hospital
Cultural Day Show Saturday May 13th 4pm to 10pm Chair: Heena, Nikita, Raj Balapal, Ajayveer Committee: Rajan, Anil, Poonam, Smriti, Rajeev M, Rajiv R, Padmini
Clarkstown South High School.
June
Masala Cruise Saturday, June 17 4pm – 7 pm Krishnan, Alka, Rajiv M, Ajayveer, Satish, Rajiv R, Ravi D
TBA
Seniors Trip Sunday, June 25th Whole day Uma J, Falguni, Rajan, Ajayveer, Padmini
TBA
July
Picnic Sunday, July 9th 9am – 3pm Anil, Rajan, Alka, Uma J, Krishnan, Raj, Rajiv R, Rajeev M, Smriti, Ravi D
Congers lake Park/Haverstraw park
August
India Day Parade Saturday, August 19th
11am – 2 pm Ajayveer Ravi R, Satish, Alka, Rajan, Nikita / Entire Team
Main Street, New City
September
India Festival Saturday, Sept 30th 11-5 pm Ajayveer Satish Krishnan
Navaratri Night Saturday, Sept 23rd 8pm – 12 pm Alka S, Uma J , Heena Falguni, Rajiv R, Ajayveer, Rajan, Poonam, Rajeev M,
Ramapo High School
October
East meets West Saturday Oct 14th
Krishnan, Ajayveer / Ravi, Heena, Satish, Rajeev M, Smriti, Poonam, Nikita
RCC
Soup Kitchen-II Saturday, Oct. 28th 12pm – 5 pm Ravi/ Rajeev M, Anil, Rajan, Raj
St. Paul’s Church
November
Diwali Dinner Saturday, Nov 4 5pm to 10pm Satish, Krishnan Entire team TBA
Youth Program Saturday Nov. 25th Ajayveer, Poonam Satish, Krishnan, Anil
TBA
Senior Monthly Gathering
May-September Uma J/ Ajayveer, Rajan, Rajeev M, Falguni, Padmini
TBA
AAPI & ICSR Health Fair
TBA Smriti, Krishnan, Entire Commitee
TBA
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EDITOR’S NOTES Wishing Everyone a Very Happy and Healthy New Year!
This is our 1st newsletter for 2017, which includes a list of all the upcoming events planned for this
year. The entire committee is putting in a lot of time, effort, and thought to bring you these events. We
appreciate your suggestions on how to make our events better and welcome your support.
While we are in the process of revamping our website, please visit our social media pages listed in the
newsletter for updated information on events. Our newsletter and upcoming events will also be posted online.
All information including any changes to events will be updated on social media and released via email.
This past year’s Annual Diwali Dinner and Dance was held on November 5, 2016 and was very well attended.
It was held at the Crown Plaza, in Suffern. Several prominent people including elected officials from Rockland
County graced us with their presence. Friends and family enjoyed the event and appreciated the centrally
located venue.
Last year ICSR introduced a new program called “East Meets West”, by bringing the exotic and
graceful dance moves of East and aesthetically pleasing movements of West under one roof on October 15,
2016 at Rockland Community College, Suffern NY. The evening was graced by the presence of important
political figures of Rockland County, who have been a constant source of support system for the Indian
Community. The program was comprised of professionals from the East performing the classical dances such
as Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Odissi, Bhangra and of course our very own Bollywood. Added to this was the
flavor of west in form of Jazz, Ballet, River dance, Modern dance, African dance and Gospel music thus
making it a multinational entertainment. ICSR also held India festival day. Everyone who attended the event
felt a festive atmosphere during this event, with several vendor stalls, nice food, dances etc. ICSR also held a
food drive through which we collected and donated more than 400 lbs of food and clothes to People-to People.
As we remind ourselves of how we got to where we are through such events, we hope to collect even more
food/clothes this year.
As we head into 2017, the new committee and Youth Wing, under the leadership of Charu Krishan, is
excited to bring you lots of fun and spectacular events. By popular demand, we are bringing back our first
event, Vasant Utsav! Also look out for information regarding the special Holi celebration, back by popular
demand!
Our Community Announcements section is for your use. Please send in any announcements or
achievements so that the entire community can take pride and share in your joy.
ICSR’s events would not be possible without its sponsors. ICSR would like to thank all of its
advertisers and it’s Sponsors for their financial support.
The following are ICSR’s 2017 Sponsors so far and we expect more to join and support us!
1. Glenmark Pharmaceuticals 2. Deo Narain Persaud----Persaud Family
Foundation 3. Manish Krishnan, CEO Advanced Technologies
Consulting Services 4. Mrs.Usha and Nitin Gala ---1 $ Zone 5. Drs. Kamini and Rakesh Shreedhar 6. Mrs. Sushma and Dr.Vijay Soni Ph.D 7. Dr Suresh Ramaswamy 8. Mrs. Alka and Dr. Vikram Shah 9. Renal Consultants--Drs Lalitha, Satish & Sri
10. Mrs.Uma and Mr. Chandresh Shah Northwestern Mutual
11. Global Financial Services 12. Mrs Sapna and Dr Vipul Shah 13. The Regency House and Best Western--Mrs
Ami and Mr. Rajesh Sopariwala 14. VBob – PNC Mortgage 15. George Joseph- Mass Mutual 16. Mrs.Kashmira and Mr.Sanjeev Patel 17. Mrs Seema and Mr. Vipul Patel-----Nehal Constructions 18. Nyack Motor lodge – Mr Dhirubhai Patel
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SATURDAY MAY 13TH, 2017 AT 4:00-10 PM
CLARKSTOWN SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL
Join us as we host our Annual Cultural Day
Program featuring the county’s brightest stars as they
perform to some of your favorite Bollywood’s hits.
In order to participate, it is mandatory that all
participants and choreographers pre-register with the
event committee.
If you plan to choreograph, please attend one of
the registration dates- February 4th and February 12th
to meet with the event chairs to provide the details of
the performance
All participants and choreographers must be
ICSR members for the calendar year 2017 in order to
participate.
SATURDAY APRIL 22nd
, 2017 FROM 12:00
NOON TO 4PM CONGERS COMMUNITY
CENTER, CONGERS, NY Please spread the word around in community and invite your American friends for the ColorFest. Light packaged refreshment will be served. Color play At 1 PM. No one is allowed to bring any colors and water guns etc. Colors and water guns (for kids only) will be provided on site. Come and be a part of the fun cultural celebration.
Our first Soup kitchen of the year to serve the needy
Saturday, APRIL 1st, 2017
ST PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH (12:30 PM TO 5
PM) 26 SOUTH MADISON AVENUE (NEAR ROUTE
59 & ROUTE 45 INTERSECTION) SPRING VALLEY,
NY 10977-5512
Adult Volunteers: 12:30 PM (Kitchen Help) Kids
Volunteers: 2:30 PM onwards for any duration
(Food/Grocery/Garment Distribution).
SATURDAY MARCH 18TH, 2017 AT 3;30 PM
PALISADES MALL COMMUNITY HALL
Vasant, or spring, is a season of changes
and new beginnings. It is a time to smell the fresh
air, hear the birds chirp, and connect with old
friends. So join us for our first social gathering of
the year to enjoy the onset of spring with some
melodious live music accompanied with a light
dinner.
Support ICSR by becoming a member
during this first function of the year and enjoy the
encore presentation of last year’s musical tribute to
Bollywood’s greatest hits.
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FROM
Manish Krishnan and Family Advanced Technology Consulting Service Inc ATCS
www.atcs.com
Alpesh and Monika Patel, Jay & Aryan
Gulf Express 1 East Route 59
Nanuet NY 10954 Phone: 845-623-4984
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Dr. Vijay Pradhan Foundation 8th Annual Scholarships for Graduating High School Seniors The Foundation is a charitable, non-profit organization (501 c3 deductible), whose mission is to promote education and culture in the Indian community in Rockland County. The Foundation was formed in loving memory of Shri Vijay Pradhan. Trustees include several prominent members of the Indian community from Rockland County. Funds for the scholarships are raised through personal contributions and an annual fund-raiser. Awardees are voted on annually by the trustees. STUDENT REQUISITES FOR THE SCHOLARSHIP:
r in good standing. Nominations along with your detailed resume (including academic, co/extra- curricular and community service details) should be mailed by Sunday, APRIL 30, 2017 to:
DR. SANKARAN KRISHNAN, SECRETARY, DR. VIJAY PRADHAN FOUNDATION, 9 SGT. PARKER RD. BLAUVELT, NY 10913.
Community Announcements and Events
o There is a weekly, ongoing Bala Gokulam held every Sunday from 2:00 pm to 3.30 pm
at the Sri Ranganatha Temple, Pomona. N.Y. Contact Dr. Rakesh Shreedhar (845 353 6306) or Smriti Sridhara
o The Hindu temple in Mahwah, NJ on Rte 17 has most Hindu Deities with a community center and school (www. hindusamajinc.org).
o Ekal Vidyalaya’s Annual concert featuring A MEDLEY OF TRIBAL FOLK
DANCES & SONGS PERFORMED BY PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED EKAL
VIDYALAYA YOUTH! For more information please contact: Dr. Rakesh Shreedhar 845-558-7768 or Dr. Suresh Khanna 914-347-4329. More details to follow.
o Heartfulness meditation: Supriya Reddy, who is an experienced trainer in Heartfulness Meditation, would be conducting workshops at local libraries soon and anyone above the age of 15 is welcome to attend these sessions. For more details please contact: Supriya Reddy @ 845 536 4719 [email protected].
o Jeevan Jyoti is an Indo American support group for seniors and those over 50.
www.jeevanjyoti.us
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ANNUAL CULTURAL SHOW
Saturday MAY 13th, 2017 at 4PM
Clarkstown High School South 31 Demarest Mill Road, West Nyack, NY 10994
Food will be available for purchase at Intermission All graduating high school seniors of ICSR members
will be recognized. Please call Charu Krishan, Basavaraj Balapal or any committee member if your son or daughter is a graduating senior.
If you want to choreograph a dance, please provide us with details by February 29, 2017.
To participate in this event, choreographers and participants must be ICSR members for 2017.
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Brijender Batra, MD, FCCP
Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine
Affiliated with Nyack Hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital & Helen Hays Hospital
Pulmonary Function Test Available in the Office
24 Hour / 7 Days Answering Service.
Pomona Professional Plaza
974 Route 45, Suite 2100
Pomona, NY 10970
Tel: (845) 362-1200
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INVOLVE YOUR FAMILY, BECOME A MEMBER
India Cultural Society of Rockland
2017 Family Membership Application
January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017
We would like to :
o become members or
o renew membership
Name: ___________________________________Spouse_________________________________ Street Address: __________________________________________________________________ City: ______________________ State: ________________ ZIP: _____________________ E-mail address : ______________________________ Home Telephone: ______________________________
Children’s name(s) and age(s): Signature: _______________________Date : _______________________ Please send this completed application form along with the $50 check payable to “ICSR” at below address :
ICSR, 9 Alloway Crest, Highland Mills, NY 10930
Please note that the paid membership ($ 50) runs for the calendar year Jan 1st through Dec 31st, 2017, only. This includes:
Entry to appx 18 free or discounted events throughout the year (Vasant Utsav, Holi, Picnic, Diwali etc)
Ticket preference at popular events with limited seating.
Opportunity to participate in the Annual cultural show in May.
ICSR will share selected event pictures and videos on its website, Diwali brochure and social media 1-347-688-7440, Twitter@icsrsocialmedia
www.icsronline.net [email protected]
Instagram@indiaculturalsocietyofrockland https://www.facebook.com/India-Cultural-Society-Of-Rockland
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Culture and Art enhance the quality of our lives. This is particularly true to all Indians as we come from a land steeped in traditions and culture. As Indian Americans, we strive to keep this alive so that we can pass this to our children.
The India Cultural Society of Rockland has been passionately keeping the torch of Indian culture alive in the tri-state area since 1972. ICSR is instrumental in promoting Indian culture and heritage to local Indian and American community, through various events organized throughout the year.
The ICSR committee runs on the advice, time and energy provided by volunteers within the community. However nothing can be accomplished without your participation and monetary support. In these times of financial constraints, your support will go a long way in helping ICSR achieve its mission as well as expand its programs and services.
Please fill in the attached ad form and mail in with a check to advertise your business as well as support your own organization! -------------------------------------------detach and mail with check-------------------------------------------------------
India Cultural Society of Rockland
(A non-profit organization) Advertisement for 2017
Enclosed is my check in the amount of $____________ Full Page b/w ad in 1 newsletter ($100) Half Page b/w ad in 1 newsletter ($50) Full Page b/w ad in 3 newsletters ($300) Half Page b/w ad in 3 newsletters ($150) Annual Sponsor ($500) - full page b/w ad in 3 newsletters & Diwali Brochure Grand sponsor ($1000) - full page b/w ad in 3 newsletters & color ad in Diwali Brochure + website ad Include your text message here ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Artwork/photo is enclosed under separate cover (email or hard copy) CAMERA READY ART for the 3 newsletters due on Feb 21st, May 1st, September 1st
Name:
Company/Affiliation:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
For More information visit
1-347-688-7440, TWITTER@ICSRSOCIALMEDIA www.icsronline.net, [email protected] Instagram@indiaculturalsocietyofrockland https://www.facebook.com/India-Cultural-Society-Of-Rockland
ADVERTISEMENT FORM 2017
Checks made out to: ICSR Memo: name of your ICSR contact
Mail check and form to: ICSR
9 Alloway Crest
Highland Mills, NY 10930
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From
Persaud Family Foundation
Deo, Indrani,
Babita, Parth, Darshini &
Roshinie Persaud
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Wishing You Joy And
Prosperity In The New Year
S. RAMASWAMY, D.D.S.
Orthodontist
Route 304, Suite 2F-W
New City, NY 10956
(845) 634-9603
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ICSR Youth Wing Arnav, Mehta, Arushi Patel, Ishita Krishan, Roshinie Persaud, Sejal Mathur, Tara Iyer
Our Youth Wing helps us maintain our social media presence and provides weekly research updates on topics of cultural significance. Please visit our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pages to encourage their work and learn something new!
WanderlustIndia Series 1- Jammu & Kashmir
Starting in India’s north, Dal Lake is a popular visitor attraction in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. The urban lake, which is the second largest in the state, is integral to tourism and recreation in Kashmir and is named the "Jewel in the crown of Kashmir".
Culture Synopsis Series 1: Did You Know? BINDI
A bindi (Hindi: , from Sanskrit: Bindu, meaning "point, drop, dot or small particle") is considered the point at which creation begins and may become unity along with many other interpretations depending on the region! Bindi in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism is associated with Ajna Chakra and Bindu is known as the third eye chakra. In metaphysics, Bindu is considered the dot or point at which creation begins. The point around which the mandala is created represents the universe. The bindi is said to retain energy and strengthen concentration. The area between the eyebrows (where the bindi is placed) is known as Bhrumadhya - where one focuses his/her sight so that it helps concentration. It is said to be the sixth chakra, Ajna, the seat of "concealed wisdom". From Vedic times, the bindi was created as a means to worship one's intellect. Therefore, it was used by both men and women. Bindi is worn by women of all religious dispositions. The traditional bindi still represents and preserves the symbolic significance that is integrated into Indian mythology in many parts of India.
We encourage the youth in your family to be a part of this Cultural Enrichment effort and submit their research topics to [email protected]. We would proudly post them on our social media pages.
Twitter@icsrsocialmedia Instagram@indiaculturalsocietyofrockland
https://www.facebook.com/India-Cultural-Society-Of-Rockland
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About Our Organization
India Cultural Society of Rockland, Inc. (ICSR) is a nonprofit organization whose objectives include:
(a) Promote better understanding between the nationals of India, the United States of America, and other countries; and
(b) Foster greater friendship among its members (c) Promote Indian Culture and values in the younger generation and main
stream America by:
WEAVING THE CULTURAL FABRIC Vasant Utsav, Holi, Navratri Raas Garba, Diwali GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY Soup Kitchens, Food & Clothing Drive, Senior Trip, Recreational Therapy, Health fair PROMOTING TALENT& CAMARADERIE Cultural Show, Art Show, Recognizing Graduating Seniors, Picnic, India Day Parade & Festival
Stay Connected Please provide us your email addresses at [email protected] so that we can communicate with you efficiently. This will save ICSR a significant amount of printing and in mailing costs and improve the quality of our programs.
1-347-688-7440 www.icsronline.net
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Volume 1
February 2017
