Rawabi Group of Companies inaugurated 'The Great Indian Festival' at Rawabi Hypermarket Izghawa on August 15 in celebration of the 78th Independence Day of India, a statement said.The celebration was inaugurated by Indian embassy first secretary Eish Singhal and the Indian Business and Professional Council (IBPC) Qatar vice president K P Ashraf. Al Rawabi Group general manager Kannu Baker, purchase manager Ismail V P, administration manager Rayees E M, HR manager Shanavas Raja Salim, assistant finance manager Navas K P and assistant marketing manager Sajith E P were present.The Great Indian Festival aims to celebrate and showcase the rich cultural heritage of India, providing shoppers with a unique and immersive experience. Rawabi Hypermarket has been transformed into an 'Indian Street,' a bazaar-like setting where every corner highlights the vibrancy of India. Shoppers can explore a wide range of authentic Indian products, from traditional foods and spices to fashion accessories and more.The festival features over 700 Indian products, with special displays dedicated to a variety of items. A 'Food Bazar' within the hypermarket offers a taste of India with traditional cuisines and popular street foods. Additionally, the event includes a significant showcase of millet and millet-based products, emphasising the health benefits of these organic grains.Singhal expressed his admiration for the festival, stating: "Rawabi has beautifully adorned the store with tricolour displays for all Indian products. I am impressed with how Rawabi is promoting Indian culture and products here in Qatar."Baker, explained: "As we unveil The Great Indian Festival, we invite you to embark on a culinary and cultural journey that transcends borders. This fest is a testament to Rawabi Group's commitment to delivering diverse, authentic experiences that resonate with our valued customers. By connecting this festival to our offerings, Rawabi has curated a selection of various millet varieties from India, all organic and reflective of the nation's agricultural richness. The festival also showcases a diverse range of spices, pulses, food products, agri-produce, meat, seafood, and trendy high-street fashion.The Great Indian Festival at Rawabi Hypermarket Izghawa will run for a limited time, offering visitors a chance to experience and celebrate India's cultural diversity through an array of products and experiences, the statement added.
August 17, 2024 | 11:19 PM