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Diwali Celebration: EIL Women’s Forum Celebrates ‘Deepotsav 2025’ with Grand Diwali Mela at Gurugram

Engineers India Limited marked the festival of lights with cultural performances, vibrant stalls, rangoli competition, and community participation, showcasing creativity and togetherness.
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New Delhi: Engineers India Limited (EIL) Women’s Forum ushered in the festive spirit with a radiant celebration of Diwali through a vibrant Diwali Mela, Deepotsav 2025, held at the company’s Gurugram complex. The event brought together employees, their families, and partner organizations to celebrate the festival of lights with creativity, culture, and community spirit.

Diwali Mela Showcases Talent and Artistry

The Deepotsav 2025 Mela featured an array of colorful and lively stalls, showcasing unique handcrafted creations, artisanal goods, and innovative products made by the family members of EIL employees and a few NGOs. The event offered a platform to encourage creativity, foster entrepreneurship, and strengthen community engagement.

Adding to the festive charm, soulful musical performances and stunning rangolis were displayed across the venue. The Rangoli competition, themed “Jagmag Diwali”, witnessed enthusiastic participation from various teams, creating vibrant designs that captured the joy and cultural richness of the festival.

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Leadership Participation Enhances Festive Spirit

The event was graced by Ms. Vartika Shukla, Chairman & Managing Director (C&MD) of EIL, along with the company’s directors and senior officials. Their presence and active participation with employees and their families elevated the festive atmosphere, creating an environment of warmth, inclusivity, and shared celebration.

Celebrating Joy, Creativity and Togetherness

The Deepotsav 2025 event was not just a cultural celebration but also a symbol of empowerment and innovation. By encouraging families and NGOs to set up stalls and display their talents, the initiative ignited entrepreneurial spirit, sparked imagination, and forged meaningful connections among the participants.

The event truly reflected the essence of Diwali — joy, creativity, light, and togetherness — reinforcing EIL’s commitment to fostering an inclusive and vibrant workplace culture.

About Engineers India Limited (EIL)

Engineers India Limited (EIL) is a leading engineering consultancy and EPC company in India, operating under the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India. Headquartered in New Delhi, EIL provides services in the fields of petroleum refining, petrochemicals, pipelines, offshore oil and gas, infrastructure, and renewable energy.

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