New Delhi, November 04, 2021: On the auspicious occasion of Diwali, House of Hiranandani has organised the Lighting Festival in their township at Egattur, OMR, Chennai. The idea is to spread light, cheer, happiness and bring residents of the township together and provide them a platform to rejoice during the festival of lights.The Lighting festival will take place from 03rd to 07th November 2021, from 6 pm.
On this festive occasion multi-colored LED lightings and a series of colorful bulbs will be artistically arranged across the township, including its amenities, gardens, junctions, open landscape areas, clubhouse, kids play area and others. The rooftop has a special decoration making it the highlight of the event. 7500 + lights are being put up covering a variety of lights including colorful bulbs and hanging lights.
After a long battle fought with Covid-19, the lighting festival emphasizes to look at the brighter side of life, be hopeful and shove away the darkness from our lives. This occasion enables HoH residents to experience community living, where each resident, irrespective of their cultural and economic background, come together to celebrate the festivities.
All Covid protocols such as frequent sanitizing, social distancing, temperature checks and wearing of mask will be adhered to for the utmost safety of the residents and our valuable customers.
Corporate Comm India (CCI Newswire)
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