we can celebrate "SMS day". Each person has to give one lovely sms. The person who sends best SMS will get a gift. may be SMS related to some social awarness which we can place it on the display boards.
Regards,
P K Prasad
From India
6Regards,
P K Prasad
From India
Celebrate with a new expression
Our country is a blend of several religions and festivals too. Then why not celebrate this Festival of Lights with our Muslim, Christian and Sikh friends? Use this opportunity to introduce one culture to another. Such an act will encourage unity and teach new morals to your kids.
Source:Times of India
A nice idea I have seen in Times of India
AVS
From India, Madras
Our country is a blend of several religions and festivals too. Then why not celebrate this Festival of Lights with our Muslim, Christian and Sikh friends? Use this opportunity to introduce one culture to another. Such an act will encourage unity and teach new morals to your kids.
Source:Times of India
A nice idea I have seen in Times of India
AVS
From India, Madras
Hi Priyanka,
Even after reading 30 replies on your post, nun of them sounds creative and interesting.
Call me on the below number and give me one chance to amuse you with what I can offer.
Regards,
Darshan Purohit
9819329504
From India, Mumbai
Even after reading 30 replies on your post, nun of them sounds creative and interesting.
Call me on the below number and give me one chance to amuse you with what I can offer.
Regards,
Darshan Purohit
9819329504
From India, Mumbai
Hi Priyanka
If i were you, i would definitely like to arrange some funny and good quizez related to the festival.
Then, rangoli stuff is always there.
Arrange a competition to decorate the office within time period. Like divide some groups, give them decorative items and area to the paticular group, and ofcourse winner group will be the host to arrange the party (like DJ, games, Snacks n all)..
There should be cash prizes to the winners.. or according to your company strategies and policies.
Rest, you can modify these accordingly.
Regards
Manya Gogia
Manager- HR
Multiverse Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
From India, New Delhi
If i were you, i would definitely like to arrange some funny and good quizez related to the festival.
Then, rangoli stuff is always there.
Arrange a competition to decorate the office within time period. Like divide some groups, give them decorative items and area to the paticular group, and ofcourse winner group will be the host to arrange the party (like DJ, games, Snacks n all)..
There should be cash prizes to the winners.. or according to your company strategies and policies.
Rest, you can modify these accordingly.
Regards
Manya Gogia
Manager- HR
Multiverse Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
From India, New Delhi
Hi Darshan,
Thankyou for your reply, i would appreciate if you could share it across with everyone on this site since it could be of great piece of information to each one of us....!!!
regards,
Priyanka
From India, Mumbai
Thankyou for your reply, i would appreciate if you could share it across with everyone on this site since it could be of great piece of information to each one of us....!!!
regards,
Priyanka
From India, Mumbai
HI
You can conduct a Cookery contest for your Employees, exclusively for making sweets.
You can invite some Senior People who is good in NEw Recepies to be the Judge. For price Winners, you can gift them Cracker Packets.
As Vashii said you can give along with Diwali Sweet Packs, a pack of Seedling to be planted at thier house.
Announce a competition for the next occassion ( Say Pongal or New Year) asking them to take a Photograph of the same, to witness how much care they had taken to grow that at home.
Reward the Winners.
Lakshmi.N
From India
You can conduct a Cookery contest for your Employees, exclusively for making sweets.
You can invite some Senior People who is good in NEw Recepies to be the Judge. For price Winners, you can gift them Cracker Packets.
As Vashii said you can give along with Diwali Sweet Packs, a pack of Seedling to be planted at thier house.
Announce a competition for the next occassion ( Say Pongal or New Year) asking them to take a Photograph of the same, to witness how much care they had taken to grow that at home.
Reward the Winners.
Lakshmi.N
From India
You can contact NGO's who are associated with child care or for any other social cause to hold mela /stalls in your company premises.
On such stalls company emplloyees can buy candles, bags etc which are made by poor people and such money will help them.
From India
On such stalls company emplloyees can buy candles, bags etc which are made by poor people and such money will help them.
From India
Hi Priyanka!!
Well the festive occasion is always one to be embraced with anything as the delight and pleasure employees drive from it is awesome.
Here is an idea.
Buy some diyas (clay) depending your employee size. Ask everyone to paint the diya whatever theme/color they wish to. Then put the diya's on sale internally. Let the price be anything from 2 rupees to 5 rupees. Collect the money and buy some sweets and crackers for some orphanages/old age homes. The Diwali will be a real illumination for all of you.
Ragrds,
Anil Koul
From United States, Hermitage
Well the festive occasion is always one to be embraced with anything as the delight and pleasure employees drive from it is awesome.
Here is an idea.
Buy some diyas (clay) depending your employee size. Ask everyone to paint the diya whatever theme/color they wish to. Then put the diya's on sale internally. Let the price be anything from 2 rupees to 5 rupees. Collect the money and buy some sweets and crackers for some orphanages/old age homes. The Diwali will be a real illumination for all of you.
Ragrds,
Anil Koul
From United States, Hermitage
Hi Priyanka,
Wishing u a very Happy Diwali in advance.
We did this last year in my office. We had arranged for musical chairs, competition of sticking maximum bindis on ur fac in 1 minute. Also, picking up straws with ur mouth in 1 minute. It was fun and even our bosses joined the celebrations.
Regards,
Sujeesha
From India
Wishing u a very Happy Diwali in advance.
We did this last year in my office. We had arranged for musical chairs, competition of sticking maximum bindis on ur fac in 1 minute. Also, picking up straws with ur mouth in 1 minute. It was fun and even our bosses joined the celebrations.
Regards,
Sujeesha
From India
hi priya,
great thing that your company celebrates diwali together good.
diwali is a symbolic gesture celebrating victory over ignorance.where tamas is removed and knowledge prevails.and light is knowledge. so celebrate this diwali
by having discourse on spirituality of diwali. this can be an en lighting session for the whole staff a yoga session followed by a discourse.
have a great diwali and may god bless you and your company.
sunil
From India, Bangalore
great thing that your company celebrates diwali together good.
diwali is a symbolic gesture celebrating victory over ignorance.where tamas is removed and knowledge prevails.and light is knowledge. so celebrate this diwali
by having discourse on spirituality of diwali. this can be an en lighting session for the whole staff a yoga session followed by a discourse.
have a great diwali and may god bless you and your company.
sunil
From India, Bangalore
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