Chandigarh, January 13, 2025: The Inner Wheel Club Chandigarh City Beautiful celebrated the festival of Lohri this year with a special and community-centric approach. During the event held in Sector 21, the club distributed ration to economically weaker senior citizen women. Additionally Aanganwadi children were gifted traditional Lohri treats like peanuts, rewri, and gajak, which are integral to the festivities. Through this initiative, the club not only celebrated the traditional festival but also demonstrated its sensitivity and responsibility toward the underprivileged sections of society.
The event was organized under the leadership of the club's President, Anita Midha, with participation from Charter President Usha Sharma, Vice President Sarbani Dutta, Treasurer Monica Gupta Joint Secretary Kulvinder Kaur, and Veena Dhir, Reenu, Sangeeta, Palak, Shivali, Nancy Hora, and others.
During the celebration, the club's women performed traditional Punjabi dances to the beat of the dhol, creating an atmosphere of enthusiasm and joy. Dressed in traditional Punjabi attire,and food were served the members added a cultural touch to the event. Children entertained everyone with their delightful poems, making the special day even more memorable. This program was not only a cultural celebration but also a reflection of the club's commitment and responsibility toward society.
Sharing her thoughts on the occasion, Club President Anita Midha said, “Our aim was not just to celebrate Lohri but also to share our love and support with the weaker sections of society. Events like these remind us that festivals are not just about joy but also about helping others and bringing about positive change in society.”
Vice President Sarbani Dutta added, “Our club members are always ready to fulfill their social responsibilities, and we strengthen this commitment through such initiatives. This is a small step, but we believe that small efforts like these can bring about significant change in society. The club will continue its efforts to not only improve the community but also bring positive changes in the lives of those in need.”