KATHMANDU, Oct 3: The Nepali community in the United States marked the country’s 250th anniversary and the eighth anniversary of the ‘Thank You America’ campaign with a special event, according to a press release.
The event, held at a local Nepali Community Center, brought together community members, social leaders, spiritual mentors, representatives of various organizations, guests and students.
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The program highlighted freedom, diversity, unity and gratitude, with speakers discussing the contributions of the Nepali community to American society and the importance of preserving Nepali language, culture and traditions for future generations.
Peter Gemellaro, senior adviser at the office of US Congressman Kevin Kiley, presented the organizers with the US national flag and a certificate of appreciation. District Director Austin Busch also presented a certificate of appreciation to program coordinator Krishna Kumar Giri for his social contributions.
Giri, founder coordinator of the ‘Thank You America’ campaign, thanked the guests, supporters, contributors, Nepali language school family and community members for their participation. He said the Nepali community has played a leading role in expressing gratitude and respect toward its adopted homeland.
The organizers said the annual event aims to strengthen friendship, cooperation and harmony between the Nepali community and American society. The event was chaired by eight-year-old Tesa Maharjan of the Nepali Language School.
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