Dwarka: Udyog Vihar society residents get much-awaited central lawn on Dussehra

Dwarka: Dwarka MLA Gulab Singh inaugurated the long-awaited central lawn on the auspicious occasion of Dusshera within the Udyog Vihar Apartment, Sector 22.

He also planted a tree to continue further efforts to make Dwarka cleaner and greener. He was accompanied in this event by Monika Miglani from the same party. This was followed by community langar organized by residents.

Bhuria, President of the MC Udyog Vihar, said, "We all know about the ill effects of climate change and the rise in air pollution, especially during this time when Diwali and stubble burning contributes to smog in Delhi. So, we thought to invite Gulab Singh Ji as he is an influencer in our area and has contributed to various such drives."

Gulab Singh while addressing the society residents also promised certain developments in the society such as a badminton court, swings for kids, an open gym to promote fitness amongst society residents and building up the apartment internal road leveraging AAP government public schemes.

The past few days also saw a festive time in Udyog Vigar society with many events being organized by the cultural committee of the society.

A festive dandiya night was held in the society as part of ongoing Navratri celebrations. During this, Best dressed awards and lucky draws were also held (followed by a community dinner). Bhagyashree Paul, a cultural committee member of the society calls the dandiya event a diversified cultural event. She says, "We had every one of the society residents dancing and enjoying the event including senior citizens and kids. This was a much-awaited event, especially after a 2-year Covid hiatus."

Yashika Gandhi, also a society resident and a cultural committee member and a well-known event organizer in Dwarka say that such events in the society promote integration and promotion of Indian Culture and inculcate good values among the young generation.

Society residents also celebrated Dusshera by organizing and burning the effigies of Ravana, Kumbhkarna and Meghnath. Manpreet, a society resident and cultural committee mentioned that to ensure that burning effigies do not create much pollution, a very limited amount of green crackers were added to them.

This article has been written by Sumit Vadhera

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