"Hold Your Loved Ones Close": Tina Ambani On International Day Of Families

International Day of Families: Tina Ambani, who married Anil Ambani in February 1991, is very close to her sons.

It's May 15, the International Day of Families and Tina Ambani, the wife of industrialist Anil Ambani, has shared a beautiful message on Instagram about the importance of having your loved ones near you. The chairperson of the Kokilaben D Ambani Hospital says that if there's one lesson, we, human beings have learnt in these times, it's the importance of family. "Every day together is cause for cheer, an occasion to celebrate, an opportunity to give thanks. Hold your loved ones close - physically and emotionally, or virtually," Ms Ambani wrote in her Instagram post, which was also accompanied by a family photograph. Families are a lifeline for many during these difficult & uncertain times.On Saturday's International #DayofFamilies, join us in celebrating families in all their diversity! https://t.co/6BKCagGp4dpic.twitter.com/aLM60m48sP My family is my biggest source of strength, pride & happiness. Being away from them during the pandemic has not been easy.As we mark International Day of Families, my thoughts are with those who remain separated from their families & who have lost loved ones due to #COVID19. pic.twitter.com/VznNULkV6x Greetings on International Day of Families.I stand with my family of 130 crore Indians.Together, we will fight our way out of it. pic.twitter.com/LnM1GYJf5P From my family to yours...Happy International Day of Families! pic.twitter.com/rlPw2dMJ2Q Today is International Day of Families, as well as the start of National Families Week here in Australia. ???? pic.twitter.com/vjZDNWebnN International day of thank you forlisteningtriagingcaringholding handsholding phones for families' final momentsholding phones for final words, final breathsrisking everything on the frontlines of a pandemic.We see you, nurses. Thank you. The picture features Ms Ambani, her husband and their two sons — Anmol and Anshul Ambani. "Get to know their real selves, what makes them tick, their ideas, inspirations and aspirations," she further wrote. The International Day of Families, an UN-designated day, focuses on key issues concerning families across the world. It includes health, education, children's rights, gender equality, work-family balance and social inclusion among others.