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Bahrain12 November 20242 min read

Over 500 attend ILA Diwali 2024 celebration

TDT | Manama The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com Email: mail@newsobahrain.com The Indian Ladies Association (ILA) hosted the grand ILA Diwali 2024 celebration on October 25 at its premises in Bu Ghazal, Bahrain, attracting over 500 attendees from various nationalities

Editorial Team Legacy

Published 12 November 2024, 8:00 · Updated 22:17

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Over 500 attend ILA Diwali 2024 celebration

TDT | Manama

The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com

Email: mail@newsobahrain.com

The Indian Ladies Association (ILA) hosted the grand ILA Diwali 2024 celebration on October 25 at its premises in Bu Ghazal, Bahrain, attracting over 500 attendees from various nationalities.

The event showcased the vibrant essence of Diwali, celebrating unity, tradition, and joy.

This year’s theme, “Pink October,” honored Breast Cancer Awareness Month with pink lanterns illuminating the venue, symbolizing hope and resilience.

In collaboration with Mega Mart and Al Hilal Hospital, ILA Diwali 2024 featured a diverse array of attractions, including shopping and food stalls and free health check-ups, creating a wholesome and engaging experience for all.

Attendees explored a variety of stalls offering perfumes, handicrafts, and homemade delicacies, enjoying a rich tapestry of authentic and diverse flavors. The day was filled with laughter and lively participation as games and interactive activities fostered an atmosphere of fun and friendly competition.

ILA President Kiran Mangle extended gratitude for the community’s support, noting that ILA Diwali 2024 was not only a celebration of Diwali but also an opportunity to promote health awareness through Al Hilal Hospital’s health checkup services.

The event provided a platform for connection, enjoyment, and cultural enrichment. The generous sponsorship from Al Hilal Hospital was instrumental in the event’s success, Megamart also put their stall in premises reflecting ILA’s commitment to community service and the celebration of Indian culture with inclusivity and warmth.

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