Transasia Again Supports Concert By Ghazal Maestros For The Underprivileged Children
India's leading IVD Company, Transasia Bio-Medicals Ltd. is committed to global healthcare and our efforts are not only restricted to offering world class solutions. We have always strived to contribute to the society in all the ways we can. Each One Teach One (EOTO) is a charitable organization working for the wellbeing of the financially challenged children.
- (1888PressRelease) January 11, 2014 - As a part of its corporate social responsibility, Transasia, lent a helping hand towards the efforts of Each One Teach One (EOTO) - a charitable foundation aiming to uplift the downtrodden children.
Transasia was the main sponsor, for a fund raising musical concert 'Sangam' which was organized by EOTO to achieve EOTO's immediate mission. The proceeds will help the NGO to establish vocational centers for school dropouts and unemployed youth in Maharashtra.
Eminent singers like Padmashree Pankaj Udhas, Mr. Bhupinder and Ms. Mitali Singh came together to support the noble cause. The maestros treated with evening of romantism, melancholic poetry and soulful lyrics as they sang their ever green hits with melodious music at the Nehru Centre, Mumbai. Their velvety voice touched the ghazal aficionados and struck chords in more than one way. The event venue witnessed full capacity. Around 200 valued customers of Transasia were invited for this event along with other invitees.
On audience farmaish the singer made sure to sing songs like Shamma jalaye rakhana, Kisi nazar ko tera, Dil dhondta hai, Jiye toh jiye kaise, Chitti ayi hai, Chandi jaisa rang, among other songs.
Later, after the musical concert, Mr. Suresh Vazirani, Founder and CMD of Transasia Bio - Medicals Ltd. and Mrs. Mala Vazirani, Executive Director hosted a cocktail and dinner for its customers at the Jade Garden Banquet in Worli, Mumbai.
The event ended on a good note. Transasia ensured that the invitees took back home more joy, more fun and a sense of social responsibility.
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