Hindu, Muslims work in harmony in a Chandigarh firm
Updated on Mar 08, 2011 08:41 pm IST
Punjab located in India's northern part of country is one of the most prosperous states in the country. And its capital city Chandigarh is known not just for the rapid growth and development that it has witnessed but also for amity and brotherhood that exists between different communities that live and work here. One such example can be found at Tynor Orthotics located in the heart of the city. The unit manufactures orthotic products, fracture aids and rehabilitation equipment. And though owned by a Sikh it has many workers from different religions. Its growth and success is attributed to amity and brotherhood between the workers.
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