Gulmohar Enclave hosts vibrant Teej celebration with community activities

Gulmohar Enclave in Ghaziabad came alive on Sunday with a vibrant Teej celebration organized under the leadership of Rashmi Chaudhary. The event, held at the society on Rakesh Marg, kicked off with a Ganesh Vandana, setting a festive tone for the day. Hundreds of residents, including women and children, enthusiastically participated in various activities that marked the occasion.

The Teej festival, combined with a lifestyle exhibition, offered attractions like a selfie point, camel rides, swings, food stalls, tambola games, and a lucky draw. Camel rides, in particular, were a big hit among women and children, who showed great excitement. The event also featured lively dance and music performances, with women taking center stage and creating a joyful atmosphere throughout the premises.

Shopping was another highlight, as women flocked to various stalls to indulge in retail therapy. Meanwhile, children enjoyed the swings and other recreational activities. The tambola game and lucky draw saw enthusiastic participation, with winners announced and prizes distributed, adding to the festive spirit. Food stalls offering a variety of dishes drew significant crowds, and the selfie point became a popular spot for capturing memories.

Nakshatr Infratech played a key role as a special partner, and the organizers expressed their gratitude for their support. Speaking about the event, Rashmi Chaudhary emphasized that the Teej celebration aimed to bring society residents together, promote Indian culture and traditions, and strengthen bonds of harmony and brotherhood. She thanked everyone who contributed to making the event successful and memorable.

Prominent attendees included former society president Rashmi Chaudhary, Malti Singh, Anuja Bansal, Dr. Anshika Chaudhary, Kanwal Chaudhary, RWA Federation Chairman R.K. Garg, Nishi Gupta, Kirti Pahwa, Dinesh Singh, Gaurav Bansal, and Kinshuk Bansal, along with hundreds of residents. The colorful and joyous Teej festivities, which lasted late into the evening, were widely appreciated by the attendees, who described it as a memorable celebration.