NGOCDPF is the representation and initiative of the Indian expatriate community for the advancement of social and cultural activities of the Indian community in Georgia. NGOCDPF is also the platform to serve the interest of thousands of Indians residing in Georgia. The proclaimed objectives of NGOCDPF includes promoting the rich Indian Culture and create a better understanding of New India among Georgians. Further, NGOCDPF is committed to strengthening the deep-rooted Indo- Georgian friendship and cultural relationship. VISION:
The vision of NGOCDPF, with a base in Tbilisi, is to aggregate available resources and energies to establish a single platform for social-political-cultural exchanges between India and Georgia. Considering the strong interest among the people of this country for the very vibrant and diverse Indian culture through a platform that will give insights of hundreds of century-old Indian civilization and attract more eyes to the development of India. The Indian Culture Center in Georgia organizes a wide range of cultural events at different locations showcasing Indian music, dance, films, and theatre. Our events are a way for Georgians to understand, celebrate and experience the true beauty of the Indian festivals. We firmly believe that our NGO is serving as the window into the composite culture of India to Georgia. ACTIVITIES:
NGOCDPF is running a center where we have Yoga and Meditation classes three times a week. We also have Indian Classical Dance classes (Bharatnatyam, Kathak, and Bollywood Dance). We also provide the Indian diaspora with all possible legal assistance. Earlier this year, NGOCDPF took an initiative and organized an Indo-Georgian Cultural Festival in India where we had 3 major events in New Delhi, followed by an excursion to Agra and Jaipur. our events have obtained coverage from all major media platforms in Georgia and India, i.e. Doordarshan, News Nation, News 24 (Rajasthan), Imedi tv, Pirveli arkhi(national), Rustavi 2, etc. NGOCDPF not only organizes but also engages in the various events taking place in Georgia to promote the Indian culture. We have been privileged to have various dignitaries like Parliamentarians, Mayors, Public Figures, Heads of various Missions in Georgia attending our events and honoring them for their contribution to our vision. OUR EVENTS:
NGOCDPF commenced the tradition of celebrating the rich Indian festivals Holi and Diwali every year with immense enthusiasm. Days of National Importance like Republic Day and Independence Day are also observed with great pride. With the help of the Indian Embassy, we got the opportunity to commemorate International Yoga Day, Hindi Diwas, and Workshops for Women Empowerment. We recently acknowledged International Women's Day in which successful women from their respective fields were honored. GOALS:
We ought to provide the Georgian community with Indian cultural, educational, artistic, and historical knowledge, with the prime focus on the history and evolution of the Georgian folkloric tradition. Spread awareness about New India and its role in the world's future. Encourage and inspire both the Indian and Georgian communities to participate in the performing arts. Integration of both Indian and Georgian cultures through music and dances.
