Members of the IPF, along with their families, participated in a sports carnival that was arranged by the Indian Plastics Federation. Dart, table tennis, carrom, and cricket were the four main games offered at the funfair. There were about 150–200 eager participants in this event. Five different teams, each chosen by shrewd individuals, participated in each of the games.

Winners received prestigious trophies, including Man of the Match, and first and second-place rewards on this historic occasion. According to Lalit Agarwal, the President of the Indian Plastic Federation, this fascinating funfair took place in one day and promised glory and joy to everyone who participated.

“This competition provided a venue for the IPF members to strengthen their camaraderie and engage in deep conversations. Additionally, it provided our kids with a fun chance to make new friends,” said Amit Agarwal, Vice President of the Indian Plastic Federation.

For the first eight to ten years, the funfair was devoted exclusively to cricket. This year, though, they ventured further and held their first-ever multi-game tournament. This strategy was supposed to encourage not only social contacts but also important business relationships, which would eventually open the door for long-lasting friendships and possibly even romantic relationships to develop inside their thriving community.

Priyanka Dutta