Baisakhi festival organized by some expatriate women and friends in Milan, Italy

Minhaj Hossain Special Representative:

Celebrating Baisakhi with joy and joy by singing Baisakhi dressed in different types of Baisakhi dresses and rokmari churi ribbons is one of our tradition. Even though the busyness of abroad could not celebrate Baisakhi in the country, there was no shortage of love in organizing Baisakhi by expatriates.

Baisakhi function was celebrated in Milan, Italy with the enthusiasm of some expatriate women and friends. Baisakhi food served with a variety of varieties including fashion show, dance music and Panta Hilsa.

The dance of Monalisa, dancer invited from Brescia, Italy to the event was mind blowing. Also the local talk, Ayiti, Momita and Joita's dance was eye catching. Rocking everyone in their dance beat.

Community leaders appreciated the beautiful arrangements in the Baisakhi program with the lively presentation of Krishna Chandra Kar and assured overall cooperation in organizing a bigger scale of Baisakhi in the future.

Milan's renowned music artist Jisa Shyam, Emily Saha from Brescia, Guru Monir from Mancha and Tabla player Arup Dutta's heart-blowing musical rejoices the expatriates.

Even in small arrangements, everyone has not lack of joy and cheer. Everyone thinks that the taste and love of the Baishakhi function in abroad has been fulfilled through this program.