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Saree Celebration 2026 at Hindu Mandir Glasgow,
August 11, 2026
Acting Consul General along with spouse attended the Saree Celebration 2026 at Hindu Mandir Glasgow, celebrating India’s timeless tradition of the saree, and also celebrated National Handloom Day. Saree is a symbol of grace, diversity and heritage.
The celebration highlighted India’s rich textile traditions and the diverse fabrics and craftsmanship that make the saree so unique.
Grateful to Member of Parliament Susan Murray and MSP Alison Thewliss for gracing the occasion.
