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Entrepreneurs and business leaders recognised at Karnal felicitation event
Karnal, Haryana – Business owners and entrepreneurs from across Haryana were recently acknowledged at the Hindustan Times' Business and Entrepreneur Felicitation Ceremony held in Karnal. The event brought together individuals and enterprises from various sectors who have contributed to the region's economic development.
The ceremony was attended by Shri Harvinder Singh Kalyan, Speaker of the Haryana Legislative Assembly, and Shri Jagmohan Anand, MLA from Karnal. Both leaders spoke about the role of entrepreneurship in employment generation and local economic growth. They emphasized the need to support businesses that demonstrate innovation and resilience.
The participants represented a range of industries including manufacturing, agriculture, education, retail, and technology. Several individuals were recognized for their efforts in building sustainable businesses, adopting digital practices, and contributing to their local communities.
The awards were presented in categories such as Lifetime Contribution, Emerging Business, and Innovation in Practice. While the event celebrated success stories, it also provided a platform for conversations around challenges faced by small and mid-sized enterprises, especially in the post-pandemic economic climate.
One segment of the evening included a networking session, during which business owners shared experiences and discussed opportunities for collaboration. Speakers highlighted the importance of adapting to changing market conditions and the role of mentorship in nurturing future entrepreneurs.
The felicitation event is part of a broader initiative by Hindustan Times to engage with regional business ecosystems. By highlighting local entrepreneurship, the initiative seeks to encourage dialogue around sustainable business practices and economic participation at the grassroots level.
The Karnal gathering offered an opportunity to observe how businesses are evolving in smaller cities and towns, where traditional practices meet modern approaches to growth and management. As businesses in Haryana continue to diversify and adapt, platforms that facilitate recognition and exchange of ideas may play a useful role in shaping future outcomes.
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