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Past Events

Panorama India's Singing Idol - January

Earlier in 2010 Panorama India launched Panorama India Singing IDOL contest which provided all the aspiring and leisure singers an opportunity to showcase their talent in front of the community. Over 100 singers participated in two preliminary rounds that were then narrowed down to final four to perform at the Republic day celebrations.

Panorama India held the final round of selection for Panorama India Idol contest 2011 on January 9th at the Don Bosco Secondary School. After three very competitive selection rounds four lucky contestants were selected out of the pool of 60 aspiring singers as finalists to perform at Panorama India’s Republic Day celebration on January 29th at Pearson Convention Centre. The four finalists are Bharat Sharma, Shirsha Chakraborty, Sumana Ganguly Dey and Vaibhav Karandikar.

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India's Republic Day Celebrations - 29th January, 2011

Each year this event takes place in an indoor venue and showcases the cultural strength of the Indo-Canadian community through stage performances by kids and artists from different regions of India. Over 8,000 people attend this one day event which has everything from entertainment, Indian cuisine, drawing competition for kids, vendors in a Bazaar setting and new this year, Panorama India's first Singing IDOL competition. The event will be held at the Pearson Convention Centre (2638 Steeles Ave E, Brampton, ON)

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Diwali Celebrations at Queen's Park - November

Diwali is one of the most important festivals for Indo-Canadians and Panorama India Celebrates this evening at Queens Park with the Premier and other prominent dignitaries from Canadian and Indian communities. Diwali is celebrated during the month of October or November and is the start of the New Year for all people from India.

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Mathletics 2010

Panorama India conducted its first Mathletics competition as part of its mandate to Educate, Celebrate and Collaborate. The competition pitted 80 GTA youths currently in grades 7 to 11. The contest was split into two categories - Junior and Senior.

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The competition was conducted by Professional Engineers Ontario Scarborough Chapter. This was the first time that anyone has recorded a perfect score!! Varun Gupta was the contestant with 100%. The inaugural competition was held on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. It was a resounding success with nearly 200 people in attendance!

Panorama India Co-Chairs and other board members, along with Ms Charandasi , Head of Chancery Consulate General Of India and PEO representatives presented the monetary prizes and the trophies to the winners. The winners were:

Senior Students (Grade 9 to 11)
First Prize	Varun Gupta
Second Prize	Anirudh Sampath
Third Prize	Devanshu Shaily
Fourth Prize	Navneet Narayanan
Fifth Prize	Saiyam Patel and Manasi Goyal

Juniors Students (Grades 7 and 8)
First Prize	Dharini Illangovan
Second Prize	Meghna Rajendran
Third Prize	Aditya Nidumolu
Fourth Prize	Janak Patel
Fifth Prize	Darshil Parikh
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India Day 2010

Panorama India celebrated India Day at Yonge & Dundas Square in Toronto on August 14, 2010. The event showcased multiple cultural events and also a parade of floats representing many regions of India. Famous Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar also made a guest appearance.

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Seniors Day 2010

Panorama India embarkeded on a new program "Hum Hain Kaamyab" to celebrate Seniors Day on Saturday, 12 June 2010 to recognize, motivate and promote the talents of the seniors in our community. It was a huge success, quite evident by the huge turnout.

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Diwali 2009

Panorama India in conjunction with the Consulate General of India (Toronto) celebrated Diwali at Queens Park, Toronto. Premier Dalton McGuinty attended the event with a host of other dignataries.

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India Day 2009

Panorama India celebrated India Day at Yonge & Dundas Square in Toronto on August 9, 2009. The event showcased multiple cultural events and also a parade representing many regions of India. Even the downpour did not dampen the spirits of the participants as well as the audience. Famous Sufi singer Sardool Sikander and Aman Noori enthralled the audience with some melodious songs.

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