Pratibha Syntex gets ‘Dare to Dream Award’ from FMPCI

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Pratibha Syntex, a textile company in Indore was awarded with Dare to Dream Award for Emerging Company of the Year in Textile sector. The award was presented by Federation of Madhya Pradesh Chamber of Commerce and Industries. The group was felicitated during an event held in Bhopal.

The SAP, along with the Federation of Madhya Pradesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FMPCI), has come up with a new identity to various companies and traders coming from MP areas, who have come across many aspects of business to realise their thinking and dreams. Dare to Dream Award has been launched for the purpose of getting it. Satish Sachdeva, MIS and IT General Manager, Company, received the Emerging Company of the Year Award for Pratibha Syntax.

Apart from this, Pratibha Syntax was also awarded with the renowned brand N. Taylor for the highest quality of innovation and innovation award for her novelty. Innovation Award Company CEO Ashwani Pallah and Marketing Business Development and Sustainability Vice President Samir Bhandh received.

In addition to this, the institution was also awarded for outstanding work done towards social welfare. Pratibha Syntax was also felicitated with the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan. It is worth mentioning that the institution has also been working to reward the meritorious students of Government School for the last two years with a subsidy of 1000 rupees.

Expressing his gratitude towards it Shreyas Chandra Chaudhary, Director, Pratibha Syntax said that he is very pleased with the respect given by his innovation and Emerging Company of the Year Awards and Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan. “We are constantly working hard to make innovative fabrics available to our customers.”

The organisation recently organized a special session keeping in mind the problems related to puberty for the girls of a government school in Sagaura under the service campaign of their self-reliance. During this session, about 650 girls from class 7 to class VII recorded their presence. During this period, a pack of six sanitary napkins was also given among the girls.

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