Di­vali in Cunu­pia 2025 un­fold­ed as a lu­mi­nous cel­e­bra­tion of light over dark­ness—a night that tran­scend­ed tra­di­tion to em­brace re­new­al, grat­i­tude, and to­geth­er­ness.

Host­ed by Ramps Lo­gis­tics, the an­nu­al cel­e­bra­tion brought to­geth­er em­ploy­ees, part­ners, and fam­i­lies from across the or­gan­i­sa­tion and its ex­tend­ed com­mu­ni­ty. The set­ting re­flect­ed not on­ly rev­er­ence for her­itage but al­so the artistry and con­nec­tion that de­fine both the fes­ti­val and the com­pa­ny’s cul­ture.

The evening be­gan with the cer­e­mo­ni­al light­ing of the first deya by the Ram­per­sad fam­i­ly—a mo­ment of qui­et re­flec­tion that set the tone for what would be­come an un­for­get­table night. From there, the stage came alive with rhythm, colour, and spir­it.

Per­for­mances by Devashish Ram­dath and Group, Kaveesh Ma­haraj and band, and steel­pan vir­tu­oso Joshua Re­grel­lo along­side tabla play­er Vi­raj Ram­sun­dar cap­ti­vat­ed the au­di­ence, blend­ing clas­si­cal and con­tem­po­rary sounds. The night reached its crescen­do with a high-en­er­gy clos­ing set by DJ Ari, Agent SB, and a tas­sa group that had the crowd danc­ing in joy­ful cel­e­bra­tion.

Adding a mod­ern di­men­sion to the fes­tiv­i­ties was an il­lu­mi­nat­ed dis­play by EVolve Mo­bil­i­ty — a strik­ing re­minder that progress and her­itage can move for­ward to­geth­er. The in­stal­la­tion in­vit­ed guests to re­flect on how tech­nol­o­gy, in­no­va­tion, and tra­di­tion can co­ex­ist, light­ing the path to­ward a more con­nect­ed fu­ture.

Re­flect­ing on the evening, Shaun Ram­per­sad, CEO of Ramps Lo­gis­tics, said: “Di­vali re­minds us that the re­al light comes from with­in our peo­ple. It’s in the con­nec­tions we build, the ex­pe­ri­ences we share, and the progress we cre­ate to­geth­er. Tonight re­flects who we are, team that be­lieves in lead­ing with pur­pose and shin­ing to­geth­er.”

As the night un­fold­ed, the grounds glowed with hun­dreds of flick­er­ing deyas—each flame a sym­bol of hope, faith, and re­new­al. Con­ver­sa­tions flowed eas­i­ly, laugh­ter echoed through the air, and chil­dren ran be­tween rows of light, their faces il­lu­mi­nat­ed by won­der.

Di­vali in Cunu­pia has grown be­yond an an­nu­al ob­ser­vance; it has be­come a hall­mark of uni­ty and cul­tur­al rev­er­ence. The cel­e­bra­tion ho­n­ours where the com­mu­ni­ty comes from while cel­e­brat­ing how far it has jour­neyed, a re­minder that light, when shared, mul­ti­plies.

In every deya, every note of mu­sic, and every smile ex­changed that evening, the mes­sage was un­mis­tak­able: when we share light, we share hope.