Swati Raghu/Zirakpur
Joining the bandwagon of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav celebrations happening across the country to mark the 75th Indian Independence Day, leading realty major Motia Group organised pre- Independence celebration at its head office in Motia Business Park.
The company’s employees were dressed in tricolour ethnic wear and hoisted the national flag early morning. A flag distribution ceremony also took place, where hundreds of staff members, as a ceremonial and heartfelt gesture, distributed flags to workers of nearby offices. It was done as an insignia of spreading the feeling of patriotism and nationalism among fellow compatriots.
Mr L C Mittal, Director, Motia Group, said, “India has a diverse social fabric which is a strong expression of co-existence of multi-culturalism and multi-linguism. Independence Day is an occasion to celebrate the union of different sets of people with varied ideologies and principles. We also celebrated Independence Day to put forward a strong message of national pride. It is a way to honour our freedom struggles and acknowledge the painstaking and arduous efforts of our ancestors for the attainment of nationhood.”
National sweet ‘Jalebi’, a delicacy which is especially enjoyed on Independence Day, was also served and savoured by everyone. The Group’s employees also reminiscently shared their childhood stories and memories of the day. They also showed their commitment to nation-building and expressed that a nation’s growth is decided by the well-oiled functioning of small constituents, yielding better results. It ultimately plays a prominent role in greater national integration and solidarity.
At the event’s close, Mr L C Mittal, Director, Motia Group, said, “India has a diverse social fabric which is a strong expression of co-existence of multi-culturalism and multi-linguism. Independence Day is an occasion to celebrate the union of different sets of people with varied ideologies and principles. We also celebrated Independence Day to put forward a strong message of national pride. It is a way to honour our freedom struggles and acknowledge the painstaking and arduous efforts of our ancestors for the attainment of nationhood.”