Hisar: The Phag Festival was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Moksha Old Age Home, dedicated to serving the elderly. All the elderly applied gulal (coloured powder) to each other and wished each other a Happy Holi. On this occasion, the elderly enlivened the atmosphere by singing hymns dedicated to Holi and the gods and goddesses. Specially prepared sattvik gujiyas and pakodas were prepared at Moksha Old Age Home. The elderly enjoyed the gujiyas and pakodas and danced to the music. Indeed, the Moksha Old Age Home, located on Camry Road, presented a unique sight of elderly people drenched in colors.
Mother Pankaj Sandhir, Patron of Moksha Old Age Home, and Vijay Bhrigu, President, congratulated all the elderly on the Phag Festival. They explained that all festivals and celebrations are celebrated with unity and harmony at Moksha Old Age Home. Such events not only instill new energy and enthusiasm in the elderly, but also provide them with an opportunity to connect with the mainstream of society. He said that elderly people from various states across the country are living a dignified life here. They are provided with a family-like environment. He explained that the Moksha Old Age Home provides free housing, food, and clothing for the elderly. Furthermore, all elderly residents receive adequate medical care. He also stated that the Moksha Old Age Home, the Moksha Mentally Retarded Women's Ashram, and the Ananda Ashram have been established on Camry Road. A Moksha Old Age Home has also been established in Ambala district. Now, continuing this tradition, the construction of the Acharya Shri Vidyasamayasharanam Moksha Old Age Home in Chaudhariwas, Hisar, is progressing smoothly.