Eqbal Inn Ladies Club celebrates Women’s Day

At least 150 members of the club participated in the celebrations

Tribune News Service

Patiala, Updated At : 07:21 AM Mar 10, 2025 IST

Members of the Eqbal Inn Ladies Club during the Women’s Day celebrations.

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Dedicated towards women empowerment, the Eqbal Inn Ladies Club organised an even to celebrate the International Women’s Day here on the premises of hotel Eqbal Inn under the chairmanship of Kamalpreet Singh Sethi, managing director.

At least 150 members of the club participated in the celebrations.

Sixty women members of the club were honoured on the occasion for their services in their respective fields.

The club, meanwhile, also organised a “Red Carpet Walk” for its members during the celebrations organised for women’s day, drawing enthusiastic participation.

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