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BDI distributes winter shields to its construction workers

Bhiwadi: BDI Group organized a clothes distribution drive at one of its project site Ambbaram in Bhiwadi region. The employees collected clothes over a span of 15 days and distributed it to the workers at the construction site. This initiative was aimed to bring cheers and happiness to the workers and their family.
Speaking on the occasion Mr. Ssumit Berry Managing Director, BDI Group said, “Our construction workforce plays a vital role in the overall development of the properties. We believe in giving back to our family members who ensure the company’s growth. This is a small step; we wish to help by keeping them warm and healthy through the harsh winters.
One of the beneficiary workers at the project site said “We are happy to be a part of a company who treats us like its family. BDI ensures our welfare by organizing such drives, this is not the first time they are helping us and treating us as one of their own ones.
The event also witnessed the presence of the senior management and employees from the BDI group due to which the drive elicited immense appreciation from the workforce and site contractors.
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