What did Ambanis gift to Reliance employees for Diwali?

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Nita Ambani's Reliance Foundation sent meticulously selected Diwali gift baskets to business associates and friends during the festive season. Some footage of the Diwali hamper has already emerged on social media, leaving viewers astounded by their content. Reliance Foundation is Reliance Industries' philanthropy arm, established by Mukesh Ambani in 2010 and overseen by Nita Ambani. 

The foundation works on a variety of activities, including rural transformation, education, healthcare, disaster relief, sports, and women's empowerment.

What was Ambani's gift on Diwali?
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In keeping with the idea of empowerment, the Diwali package included items handcrafted by local craftsmen. Along with a selection of Diwali-appropriate gifting items such as a small silver Ganesh idol and a diya crafted by visually impaired artisans, it included a packet of almonds, a packet of dhoop sticks and stand, and a set of table linen from Swadesh, the Foundation's initiative to preserve and promote traditional Indian textiles and crafts. 

RJ Rajas Jain posted a video of a Diwali package he received from Nita Ambani's Reliance Foundation.

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Mukesh Ambani sent Reliance staff a Diwali gift box with packets of cashews, almonds, and raisins as Diwali gifts. A software developer at Reliance Jio Infocomm recently uploaded a video to social media showing her unwrapping the company's Diwali gift. 

As shown in the video, the present arrived in a white box with the words "Deepawali Greetings" and "Shubh Deepawali" engraved on the lid, as well as a gold-ink depiction of Ganpati Bappa. Inside was a white potli bag with a Vantara theme, inspired by Anant Ambani's wildlife refuge initiative.

Also read: Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio announces Diwali Dhamaka offers worth Rs 3,350 - Details inside

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