FIA New England marked the Festival of Freedom with a full day at Boston Harbor: raising the Indian and American flags together, a parade of floats, bands, and grand marshals through the city, and a harbor-side stage program that included a Commonwealth of Massachusetts proclamation honoring India Day and a classical dance performance. The parade opened with a ribbon-cutting joined by the Consul General of India in Boston, alongside FIANE's chief guest and grand marshals.
Annual International India Day Parade hosted by FIA New England
Floats, vehicles & bands in the parade lineup
India's Independence Day marked by the celebration

Cutting the ribbon to open the 5th International India Day Parade at Boston Harbor.

Opening the parade with the Consul General of India in Boston, chief guest, and grand marshals.

Raising the Indian and American flags together at the Boston Harbor waterfront.

A classical dance performance on the harbor-side stage.

A parade float passing through Boston's Rowes Wharf archway.

Receiving a Commonwealth of Massachusetts proclamation honoring India Day.

The marching band and crowd lining the street with Indian and American flags.

Thanking the Boston Police officers who helped make the parade possible.
September 11, 2001 · Never Forget
On the twenty-fifth anniversary of September 11, FIA New England gathered at the Westborough Fire Station with the town's firefighters and members of our community. With the flag at half-staff, we stood together in silence, laid wreaths at the steel-beam memorial, and honored the innocent lives lost — and the first responders who ran toward danger so that others might live.







Our thanks to the Westborough Fire Department and to every first responder who stood with us — and who stands watch over our communities every day.
No matter how many years pass, you will always remain in our hearts.
See more on FacebookThe Foundation of Indian Americans in New England (FIANE) is a grassroots non-profit dedicated to the Indian American diaspora. We ensure that community initiatives and issues core to Indian Americans receive the attention and support they deserve.
Celebrating the rich heritage of India while embracing the spirit of America, creating a vibrant cultural bridge across New England.
Organizing health camps, food drives, and educational programs that serve both the Indian American community and our broader neighborhoods.
Fostering a sense of pride and belonging among Indian Americans through celebrations like the India Day Parade and cultural festivals.
Extending our presence across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont to ensure every voice is heard.
What's coming up next and what we've recently celebrated — newest first.
Gathered with Westborough firefighters and the community to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, with a moment of silence and wreath-laying at the steel-beam memorial.
Celebrated India's 80th Independence Day with our grand parade featuring cultural performances, floats, food stalls, and community pride.
Celebrated America's 250th Independence Day by planting 250 fruit-bearing trees — one for every year of the nation's freedom — with veterans, elected officials, and families.
Free health screenings, wellness workshops, and consultations with healthcare professionals. Open to all community members.
Join us for a vibrant Holi celebration! Enjoy colors, music, dance performances, and traditional Indian food. Fun for the whole family.
Free community health camp organized in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, featuring health screenings and wellness resources.
A celebration of India's 79th Independence Day themed 'United World, Shared Dreams: Peace, Prosperity, and Progress.'
Honoring women leaders from diverse fields with cultural performances, keynote speakers, and networking.
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