India Summer Days 2025: Diverse cultural festival in Karlsruhe!

India Summer Days 2025: Diverse cultural festival in Karlsruhe!

Karlsruhe, Deutschland - In Karlsruhe, a real highlight will take place in the cultural calendar from July 19 to 30, 2025: the India Summer Days 2025 . As part of the India Week Karlsruhe , the ten days are all about cultural exchange between Germany and India.

The event is aimed at cultural -loving people, founders, artists and specialists who want to get to know the multifaceted Indian legacy. Culinary, it will be exciting on July 19 with a cooking class by Srima Rau, which focuses on vegetarian Indian cuisine. Here, not only delicious recipes should be conveyed, but also cultural connections through common cooking should be made, such as current reported.

art and encounter

On July 24th, the DCS Contemporary Gallery will open its doors with the exhibition " Eternal Pilgrimage - The Spiritual Paths of India " by André Wagner. Here visitors can discover contemporary and traditional Indian art, presented by Anuradha and Dr. Manoj Nimbalkar in Indu Art Gallery. These programs show the endeavor to promote intercultural dialogue and to enable a better understanding between the nations.

But it not only remains with art: As part of the International Startup Days Germany on July 24th and 25th, India will be presented as a partner country. Here specialists from different areas can build a network and find out about the possibilities for internationalization. On July 29, there will also be a specialist forum that is organized by the Karlsruhe and Welcome Center business development agency and focuses on topics such as IT, care and gastronomy.

festival flair and entertainment

A true spectacle awaits visitors from July 25th to 27th in the Günther Klotz facility, where an open-air festival will take place. Here dance, music and street food offers as well as yoga and puppet games are offered-and all with free admission and in a family atmosphere. The opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture and actively get involved is in the foreground.

On July 28th, Indian cinema is celebrated with the premiere of the film " All We Imagine as Light " by Payal Kapadia, followed by a reading by Prof. Dr. Manuel Vermeer on July 30th in the Prinz-Max-Palais, who deals with the exciting crime history "Death am Taj Mahal".

German-Indian relationships in focus

Karlsruhe has developed into a center of the German-Indian dialogue and impressively shows how deep the cultural ties between the two countries are. The bilateral cultural agreement of 1969 forms the basis for a continuous exchange. The cultural exchange is also shaped by a complex cooperation, as described taz . Another component of this comprehensive partnership is the signed in 2019 Museum Cooperation Agreement, which strengthens the exchange and cooperation.

The large number of events and the commitment in cultural cooperation show the potential that is in the relationships between Germany and India. This is also fully supported by the German embassy and various Goethe institutes in India that promote cultural exchange.

For all interested parties, further details and the full program on the website www.indiasummerdays.de can be found. The India Summer Days 2025 promise to become a wonderful spectacle for everyone interested!