The purpose of the institute is to disseminate, promote and advance the languages, music, dance, arts & crafts, sewing, painting, calligraphy, literature and cooking of India and to promote and advance generally the culture, heritage and tradition of India for those who wish to trace their ancestry and heritage. Highly qualified learned teachers as faculty. Regular and organized classes in learning Indian languages-Sanskrit and Hindi North Indian music: Vocal (Classical & Light) Instrumental Music: Harmonium, Keyboard, Tabla, Violin, Sitar, Flute etc. Dance: Classical, Folk and Devotional Arts & Crafts All students get opportunity to exhibit their talents in our Annual functions and in various organizations, festivals, churches, temples etc. Renowned professional artists available

A microcosm of 300 years of social, cultural and political history, Bowne House (ca. 1661) is the oldest house in Queens and among the oldest in New York City. It was built by John Bowne, who emigrated from England to Boston in 1649 and settled in Flushing, Queens, when New York was under Dutch Rule. His family prospered in America: the nine generations born and raised in the house produced businessmen, horticulturists, educators and politicians. Over the course of 300 years, the family left its mark on American culture, participating in events of both regional and national significance -starting with John Bowne's courageous defense of religious freedom in 1662, an act which established the principles later codified in the Bill of Rights. Chartered by the New York State Board of Regents.