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Assembly adopts resolution honoring India’s Independence Day

California State Assembly · August 10, 2026
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Summary

Assemblymember Kalra introduced ACR 199 recognizing August 15 as India’s Independence Day, highlighted Indian American contributions to California, and the Assembly adopted the resolution by voice vote.

Assemblymember Kalra presented ACR 199 to honor India’s Independence Day, recounting the 1947 independence movement and highlighting the contributions of Indian Americans to California’s economy and civic life. "On 08/15/1947... India in a relatively short or in relatively short order ushered in an era of industrialization and self determination for its people," he said while urging colleagues to support the resolution.

Members across the aisle spoke in support, noting cultural ties and the role of Indian Americans in fields from technology to public service. The Assembly took a voice vote; the presiding officer announced, "The ayes have it," and the resolution was adopted.

Speakers: Assemblymember Kalra (author); multiple members voiced support. Actions: ACR 199 adopted by voice vote.