Priyate 2025

Details of execution: 

1. Project Overview

Delivery workers form an essential part of modern urban life, ensuring that medicines, books, food, and daily necessities reach people on time—often under harsh weather conditions and without adequate rest. Despite their indispensable service, they rarely get the opportunity to celebrate festivals with their families, especially on emotionally significant days like Bhai Phonta.

To honor their dedication and bring joy to their festive morning, Rainbow Welfare Society, Katwa, organized a community Bhai Phonta ceremony exclusively for delivery workers. The initiative aimed to acknowledge their hard work, offer emotional warmth, and create a sense of belonging.

2. Objectives

#To recognize and appreciate the relentless service of delivery workers.

#To provide them with a moment of celebration on a day they often miss due to work.

#To promote compassion, inclusivity, and community bonding.

#To set an example of extending festival warmth beyond traditional family boundaries.

3. Key Activities

a. Community Bhai Phonta Ceremony

Women volunteers from Rainbow Welfare Society performed traditional Bhai Phonta rituals for the delivery workers. Rituals were conducted with full respect to cultural customs.

b. Distribution of Gifts and Sweets

Each participant received:

• A small gift package

• Sweets for auspicious celebration

• The gesture symbolized affection, gratitude, and festive goodwill.

c. Interaction and Emotional Support

Volunteers engaged warmly with the workers, acknowledging their daily struggles. The event created a family-like atmosphere, reinforcing the message that society values their contribution.

4. Impact

• Direct Beneficiaries: Delivery workers from various service platforms operating in Katwa.

• Emotional & Social Impact: Workers expressed heartfelt gratitude, noting that they had never imagined such an initiative for them. The event fostered a sense of dignity and recognition among participants. A warm, familial environment emerged—demonstrating that relationships of care and respect extend beyond blood ties.

• Community Impact: The initiative set a new example in Katwa, showing that festivals can be inclusive and socially meaningful. It encouraged citizens to view delivery workers not just as service providers but as valued members of the community.

5. Voices from the Event

Swapan Kumar Majumdar, President of Rainbow Welfare Society, shared:

“They work tirelessly across the city and often don’t get leave. Bringing a smile to their faces felt like the true joy of Bhai Phonta.”

Kaushik Hazra, a delivery worker, expressed:

“We never expected such an initiative for us. Receiving so much love feels truly special.”

6. Conclusion

The Bhai Phonta celebration with delivery workers stands as one of Rainbow Welfare Society’s most heartfelt initiatives of the year.