The Vasant Vihar Club celebrated the festival of Lohri on January 13th with great zeal. This traditional celebration marks the end of the winter harvest season. Members gathered around the holy bonfire, lit by Club President Deepak Mishra. They circled the bonfire for prosperity and good fortune. The club served gajak, revadi, popcorn, and peanuts complimentary. Kwality set up a food stall offering sarso ka saag and makki ki roti, quintessential Lohri delicacies. Kala chana kebabs were a huge hit among members. The bar counter added to the festive spirit, offering an array of refreshing mocktails and a wide selection of fine liquor to keep the Lohri celebrations in full swing. The celebrations were filled with bonhomie.
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