COMMUNITY EVENTS

YAADON KI BAARAT

When:

Where:

Princeton High School
11080 Chester Rd. Sharonville, Ohio

Tickets Available at:
Bombay Grocer Sharonville  (513) 733-5050
Niva Grocer Mason             (513) 234-0888
Sri-G Grocer Dayton           (937) 439-4090

For More info contact:
Jay Bedi              (513) 325-1112
Vikas Sondhi        (513) 254-1249
Harry Sandhu       (513) 200-3737

Purchase your Pre-Sale Ticket before May 20th and Receive $5 Off !
Group Tickets of 25 People or More Available for $10 Off on each Ticket.

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TASTE OF INDIA

The acclaimed fifteenth annual Taste of India, a family oriented celebration of Asian Indian food and culture, will be held on Apr 29. Admission is free.

Taste of India features free sampling of Indian food. A wide range of mouth-watering Indian delicacies will be available.

A variety cultural program will feature Bollywood song-and-dance routines, folk dances, classical dances, and group songs. One folk dance is Bhangra, an energetic celebratory dance that originated in the fields of northern India.

CONTACT:

Sushil Garg

513.498.45811

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FINDLY AND KROHN

Findlay parade April 5th: For the first time we are marching behind the Indian flag in the city and a large number of participants would be wonderful. Please let all your friends know about this event. We are number 79 in the parade and will meet at Race and McMicken St.That is the drop off point.  The distance of the walk  is about a mile and a half. There is no formal parking. The small amount around the market are taken up quickly by the early arrivals. We will be marching with 8 other sister cities.  We were asked to wear national dress and or the color red and march behind the India Flag. Yes, we could have dancers too. The flag of Mysore will also be present. Srini Mirle is helping organize this event and is reaching out to the community.

The city needs Artifacts: Indian and Mysore artifacts needed at the Krohn during the world butterfly show immediately. We are going to be showing these artifacts in the locked cases in the Bonsai Gallery, so shelf sized items are best. Fabric can also be shown to a good advantage. A shelf space is roughly 30" wide, 8" deep, 10" tall - but we can move shelves up and down so the height is flexible.

PRIME CONTRACTOR & SUB-CONTRACTOR PARTNERING MEETING

Prime, MBE, WBE & SBE sub-contractors and suppliers interested in bidding on On-Property Site-Work for the Horseshoe Casino project are invited to attend our Prime Contractor & Sub-Contractor Partnering Meeting. This session is part of an on-going effort to obtain maximum MBE & WBE participation and to encourage partnering between prime and sub-contractors.

When:

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Where:

Messer Construction,
2495 Langdon Farm Rd.,
Cincinnati, Ohio 45237

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BUSINESS IN THE AMERICAS CONFERENCE

For the First Time Ever You Can Meet With:

• More than 35 business attorneys from every major country in the Americas who will be in Cincinnati
  to discuss trade opportunities and to answer your specific questions about how to grow
  inter-American business.
• Local business leaders doing business in the region, and learn their best practices and what not to do!
• Headline speakers from the US Commercial Service and leading companies who will share
  insights and practical advice about doing business in the Americas: NAFTA, CAFTA, Caribbean,
  Andean and MERCOSUR/SUL.

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EKAL VIDYALAYA FOUNDATION OF USA – EKAL FUNDRAISING CONCERT 2012

The Ekal Vidyalaya Foundation of USA (Ekal) is a tax exempt, registered, non-profit organization, dedicated to bringing education and village development to rural India. Ekal’s philosophy is to take a holistic approach towards education, to include social, health, hygiene and economic development. The Ekal movement is the largest, grassroots, non-governmental movement in India, operating in remote and tribal villages of India. Over 93% of the national donated collection (targeted to be about 5 million dollars from the US in 2012), goes directly to India, to support the tribal children. Last year in Cincinnati, the annual musical concert raised over 50K in one evening and was attended by over 700 people. Another full house is expected for this year’s concert, which is scheduled for Saturday, April 7, 2012 at 7.30 pm, at the Mason Middle School Auditorium, 6370 Mason-Montgomery Road, Mason, Ohio 45040. For complete details and additional information, please contact Dr. Tushar Manek at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit www.ekal.org.