Noida, October 12, 2026: The Rotary Club of Delhi Okhla City and the Residents Welfare Association (RWA) of Sector 105, Noida, jointly organised a felicitation ceremony at the community centre to honour 34 security personnel, RWA employees and police personnel for their contributions to the sector’s safety, cleanliness and day-to-day management.
During the event, the personnel were presented with eco-friendly jute bags and insulated steel water bottles as tokens of appreciation. The initiative aimed to recognise their dedicated service while promoting environmentally responsible practices and reducing dependence on single-use plastic.
Rotarian Vikas Singhal, president of the Rotary Club of Delhi Okhla City, attended the programme as the chief guest. Divya Krishnatreya, president of RWA Sector 105, and Alok Kumar Verma, in-charge of the local police outpost, were also present. They jointly inaugurated the green initiative and acknowledged the contributions of the personnel who work to maintain safety and order in the sector.
Green initiative promotes sustainable living
The jute bags carried the message “Create Lasting Impact”, highlighting the importance of adopting sustainable alternatives to single-use plastic. The organisers encouraged residents to make environmentally conscious choices and contribute to keeping their surroundings clean and green.
The distribution of reusable bags and steel water bottles combined the recognition of frontline workers with a message of environmental responsibility.
RWA members play a key role in organising the event
Several RWA office-bearers and executive committee members contributed to the organisation of the programme. These included vice-president Rani Gautam, general secretary Rajiv Dublish, treasurer and former Rotary Club president Rotarian Suresh Bansal, joint secretary Anil Bhadauria and executive committee members Umesh Mathur, Mahesh Chauhan, Naveen Paliwal, Pooja Sharma and Vinay Sachdeva.
Members of the Rotary Club, the RWA executive committee, the police team led by outpost in-charge Alok Kumar Verma and Sector 105 staff also participated in the event.
Recognition of everyday service
The ceremony concluded with expressions of gratitude from Rotarian Suresh Bansal and the RWA executive committee. The organisers acknowledged the efforts of security guards, support staff and police personnel who contribute to the smooth functioning of the residential sector.
The initiative highlighted the role of community partnerships in recognising frontline workers while encouraging residents to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives.
The programme was organised jointly by the Rotary Club of Delhi Okhla City and RWA Sector 105, Noida, under the leadership of their respective members.