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CGI Houston joins Bohra Iftar
Consul General D.C. Manjunath hailed the community for its contribution to strengthening India–U.S. people-to-people ties.
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Rwittika Chakraborty
- Thu, 05, Mar 2026
- 02:31 EST
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The Consulate General of India in Houston joined the Dawoodi Bohra Community of The Woodlands, Texas, for a Ramazan Iftar at Masjid Al Shujaee / X/@cgihou
The Consulate General of India in Houston joined the Dawoodi Bohra Community of The Woodlands, Texas, for a Ramazan Iftar at Masjid Al Shujaee, underscoring the continued growth in strengthening ties between the two nations.
The Dawoodi Bohras are a global Shia Ismaili Muslim community, with roots in Gujarat, India, and a strong presence in over 40 countries across the world, including Pakistan, East Africa, and the U.S.
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The Consulate General of India in Houston took to X to share glimpses from the evening, and wrote,
“The evening was a special opportunity to share warm fellowship, exchange views, and reflect on the values of compassion, service, and unity that define this sacred month.”
Consul General D.C. Manjunath hailed the community for its contribution to ‘strengthening India–U.S. people-to-people ties through social service, interfaith understanding, and active civic engagement.’
Consulate General of India in Houston had the honour of joining the Dawoodi Bohra Community of The Woodlands, Texas, for a blessed Ramazan Iftar at Masjid Al Shujaee. The evening was a special opportunity to share warm fellowship, exchange views, and reflect on the values of… pic.twitter.com/5Y4qClr1hD
— India in Houston (@cgihou) March 4, 2026
He also spoke about the Government of India’s vision under the "Seva Sankalp Resolution", reaffirming the nation’s commitment to a citizen-centric and service-led approach in outreach and development partnerships.
The visit is a part of the Consulate’s ongoing broader outreach initiatives aimed at engaging the diverse Indian diaspora across Texas and the southern United States.
The consulate also reaffirmed its commitment to continued engagement with Indian-American communities, recognizing their role as an important bridge of friendship and cooperation between the two countries.
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