New Delhi: The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) headquarters at Civic Centre was filled with festive enthusiasm on Tuesday as women employees celebrated Karwa Chauth with traditional rituals, mehendi and colourful decorations. The event brought together women staff members, with the fragrance of henna, vibrant bangles and lively interactions creating a celebratory atmosphere.
MCD Standing Committee Chairperson Satya Sharma attended the Karwa Chauth celebration and mehendi programme organised by Rekha Rani, chairperson of the Women Welfare and Child Development Committee and a municipal councillor. Sharma interacted with women employees, extended festive greetings and joined them in sharing the occasion’s happiness.
Traditional Stalls Add Colour to the Celebration
The event featured stalls displaying clothing, mehendi, bangles, bags and other accessories. Women explored the shopping options and enjoyed getting henna designs applied to their hands.
Traditional attire and cheerful conversations added to the occasion, turning the Civic Centre gathering into an opportunity for colleagues to connect beyond their everyday workplace responsibilities. The programme also highlighted the role of cultural celebrations in bringing people together and keeping traditions alive.
How Do Such Celebrations Strengthen Community Bonds?
Satya Sharma said festivals such as Karwa Chauth form an important part of India’s cultural heritage. She noted that such gatherings give women an opportunity to come together, strengthen social bonds and share festive joy. She also wished everyone happiness, prosperity and well-being.
Rekha Rani described Karwa Chauth as a festival associated with faith, tradition and affection. She said celebrations of this kind help women remain connected to their cultural roots while enjoying the occasion collectively.
The programme concluded with a shared spirit of celebration, reflecting the importance of cultural traditions and social interaction among MCD employees.
