New York, New Jersey Declare August 15 as ‘India Independence Day’ in Ode to Massive Indian-American Community
Delaware’s proclamation recognizes the Indian American community’s contributions and joins annual state observances marking India’s Independence Day.
- New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill and New York Governor Kathy Hochul issued proclamations declaring August 15, 2026, as 'India Independence Day' in their respective states.
- States are increasingly issuing special proclamations to commemorate August 15 as 'India Day,' celebrating India's independence and acknowledging the profound contributions of the Indian American diaspora to the American social and economic landscape.
- Delaware Governor Matthew Meyer also issued a proclamation, noting the state is 'strengthened' by its communities and encouraging citizens to 'honour the enduring ties between our communities and the people of India.'
- Every year, flag-hoisting ceremonies, parades, and cultural performances mark the occasion across the United States, with landmarks like the Empire State Building in New York and the Space Needle in Seattle displaying Indian flag colors.
- Generations of Indian Americans carry forward 'a remarkable diversity of languages, traditions, faiths, and customs' while building lives and communities throughout the United States, underscoring the cultural integration these proclamations recognize.
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US States proclaim 15 August as ‘India Day’ — Delaware joins footsteps of New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts
Multiple US states are designating 15 August as 'India Day' to celebrate India's Independence Day and its diverse culture. Delaware's recent proclamation highlights the contributions of the Indian American community in shaping the state's character.
New York, New Jersey proclaim August 15 as India’s Independence Day; Honours freedom struggle, democracy & diaspora
United States: New York and New Jersey have officially proclaimed August 15 as ‘India Independence Day’, recognising India’s journey from colonial rule to being world’s largest democracy and an emerging strong economy. By officially marking August 15 as India’s Independence Day, the neighbouring states of the United States are celebrating the growing contributions of the Indian Americans to the the US. The declarations come ahead of India’s 80th…
US states issue special proclamations to commemorate August 15, 2026 as ‘India Day’
States across the US are issuing special proclamations to commemorate August 15, 2026, as 'India Day' to mark the country's independence, highlighting its heritage, diversity as growing contributions of its diaspora to the American fabric.
US states declare 'India Day' to mark India's independence
US states, including Delaware, New York, and New Jersey, are issuing proclamations to commemorate August 15 as 'India Day', recognising India's independence and the significant contributions of the Indian American diaspora to the American fabric.
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