World Anglo-Indian Day observed in Visakhapatnam
The Anglo-Indian Community Association of Andhra Pradesh celebrated World Anglo-Indian Day in Visakhapatnam with a religious service and a cultural program. The event featured local political figures and honored community members for their contributions to various sectors.
Why it matters
This event highlights the cultural preservation efforts of minority communities in India and their historical integration into the nation's professional sectors.
The Anglo-Indian Community Association of Andhra Pradesh (AICA-AP), Visakhapatnam Branch, observed World Anglo-Indian Day in Seethammadhara on Monday. The celebrations began with a Holy Mass officiated by Fr. Sibi of SFS Church, Madhurawada. Association office-bearers, including president Edward Lazaro, vice-president Judy Teresa White, special adviser June Gallyot Rodrigues and joint secretary Brian Martin Irwin, attended the service.
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