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Thursday, June 20, 2013  
Continuing a legacy
Khimji Ramdas holds annual Iftar dinner

Khimji Ramdas held its Annual Iftar Dinner at the Al Bustan Palace Hotel on August 8. It was attended by over 1,000 people, including employees of the company from the capital region, directors, chief executive officers, general managers and divisional heads along with their families.  The atmosphere inside the Al Bustan banquet hall was one of camaraderie and fellowship in a spirit of brotherly love and goodwill. The large gathering of Khimji employees bore testimony to the fact all the people belonging to the Khimji family had come together in a spirit of bonhomie, reflecting the true spirit and essence of the Holy Month of Ramadan.

People mingled freely and exchanged greetings for the auspicious occasion. While the men and women exchanged pleasantries, the hall was also filled with the happy sounds of children laughing, running around and generally having a lot of fun.

Anil Khimji, Director, Khimji Ramdas said: “We pride ourselves as a ‘people power’ Company. This has been an endearing tradition and legacy of the company. We value our employees for their contributions.

He added: “The Iftar dinner is a part of our annual calendar. It is a special time for the senior management and staff to get together, share the same platform and break the fast.”

The director said: “The opportunity for all of us from the Khimji family to get together and interact with one another is a great opportunity to come closer and get to know each other in an informal manner”.

He added: “At this special and auspicious occasion of the Holy Month of Ramadan, the Iftar dinner is a unique way for all of us to know and understand better the true spirit and significance of fasting and to celebrate along with our Muslim brothers and sisters”.

David.lucknow@gmail.com 

Oman Mirror
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