During the campaign, anti-filariasis medicines, including Diethylcarbamazine (DEC) and Albendazole tablets, were administered and distributed free of cost to over 200 beneficiaries, including local residents, BCCL employees, their families, and other citizens.

In addition to the drug distribution drive, a special health camp was organised to spread awareness about diabetes and hypertension. Beneficiaries underwent free blood pressure and hypertension screenings, while specialist doctors provided medical consultations and necessary guidance.

The programme was presided over by Director (Human Resources), Mr. Murali Krishna Ramaiah. Among those present were General Manager (Administration) Mr. Arpan Ghosh, Head of Department (Welfare) Mrs. Kiran Rani Nayak, Medical Officer (Bhuli RH) Dr. Abhijit Kumar, along with other doctors, paramedical and nursing staff, officers, and employees of Bhuli Regional Hospital.

Mr. Prem Narayan Singh, Mr. Vinod Singh, and other hospital staff played a key role in ensuring the smooth execution of the programme.

It is noteworthy that under the guidance of the district administration, the filariasis eradication campaign is being conducted across the district from February 11 to February 25, 2026. As part of this drive, health workers are undertaking door-to-door distribution of medicines to ensure maximum coverage. In continuation of this effort, the Bhuli Regional Hospital team also carried out large-scale medicine distribution during the day.

The initiative highlights BCCL’s sustained efforts towards preventive healthcare and community welfare in its operational areas.

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The health camp witnessed participation from experienced specialist doctors and medical teams from Central Hospital BCCL, Kusunda Regional Hospital and Coal Nagar Hospital. Around 300 beneficiaries underwent free general health check-ups during the camp. In addition, diagnostic services such as blood tests, thyroid profile, HbA1c, lipid profile, blood pressure and blood sugar tests were conducted. Medical consultations were provided as per individual requirements, and free medicines were distributed to needy patients.

The programme was presided over by Mr. Murali Krishna Ramaiah, Director (Human Resources), BCCL, who inaugurated the camp. Addressing the gathering, he stated that BCCL remains committed to the holistic development of communities residing in its operational areas, beyond its industrial activities. Emphasising that health is the most valuable asset of any society, he said BCCL has been consistently organising such free health camps to ensure timely medical check-ups and consultations for the public. He expressed confidence that the initiative would directly benefit local residents and reaffirmed BCCL’s commitment to continue similar welfare programmes in the future.

Several senior officials and medical professionals were present on the occasion, including Dr. Poonam Dubey, Chief Medical Services, BCCL; Mr. Nikhil Trivedi, General Manager (Kusunda Area); Mr. A.K. Jha, Assistant General Manager; Mr. A.K. Singh, General Manager (Excavation)-cum-CMOAI Representative; Mrs. Yogita Saklani, APM, along with specialist doctors Dr. Vikas Jaipuriar, Dr. Kumar Saurabh, Dr. Shweta Rashmi, Dr. Shashwati Pandit, Dr. Rohini Kumari, Dr. U. Mallesh, Dr. Sakshi and Dr. Santosh Kumar.

Paramedical staff, nursing staff, students and teachers of DAV Kusunda, and a large number of local citizens actively participated in the programme.

The event commenced with a warm welcome to the dignitaries, followed by a welcome song presented by DAV School students. The health camp reflected BCCL’s strong social commitment and continuous efforts towards public welfare, further strengthening trust, cooperation and partnership between the company and the local community.

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Over the two days, nearly 5,000 individuals received free healthcare services, including medical consultations, AYUSH testing and treatment, eye check-ups, bone density tests, ECG, blood tests, blood sugar monitoring, and free medicine distribution. Spectacles and wheelchairs were also distributed to those in need.

On the first day, 986 people were registered, while 3,992 beneficiaries availed health services on the second day, reflecting the overwhelming response from employees, their families, and local residents.

The camp was inaugurated on November 6 by Manoj Kumar Agarwal, Chairman-cum-Managing Director, BCCL, in the presence of Murali Krishna Ramaiah, Director (HR), Sanjay Kumar Singh, Director (Technical) Operations, and Aman Raj, Chief Vigilance Officer.

The closing ceremony on November 7 was chaired by Mr. Arun Oraon, Independent Director, BCCL, at the Bastakola Regional Office premises. The event was attended by Mr. Kumar Manoj, General Manager (CSR), Mr. Pranab Das, Regional General Manager (Bastakola Region), and other senior officials.

A dedicated team of doctors provided various medical services during the camp, offering vital health support to the community. The guests commended BCCL’s ongoing efforts under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives to ensure accessible healthcare for mining communities.

They noted that such initiatives not only promote health awareness but also encourage preventive healthcare practices among citizens. The two-day Maha Arogya Camp was organized under BCCL’s CSR Plan 2025–26, reaffirming the company’s commitment to community welfare and sustainable health development.

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The two-day free health camp will be held on November 6 and 7, from 10:30 AM to 4:00 PM, at two different venues — Nehru Complex, Coal Nagar on November 6 and Area Officers Club, Bastakola (near Agent Office) on November 7.

A wide range of medical services will be available at the camp, including:

• General medical consultations

• AYUSH testing and treatment

• Eye checkups and free spectacle distribution

• Bone density tests, ECGs, and blood sugar tests

• Blood tests and free medicine distribution

• Wheelchair distribution for the differently abled

The initiative is expected to benefit over 5,000 people, particularly from underprivileged and mining communities of Dhanbad and surrounding regions.

BCCL’s CSR initiative focuses on improving the overall health and quality of life of local residents and workers, ensuring early detection of diseases and promoting health awareness in coal mining areas.

A key partner in this noble cause, the RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Centre, was established in 1990 by Dr. Dharmendra Kumar. The NGO is recognized as the world’s largest non-governmental organization providing HIV/AIDS services. To date, it has conducted over 33,000 free health camps nationwide, delivering testing, consultation, treatment, medicine distribution, and surgical facilities to more than 6.75 crore patients.

Both BCCL and RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Centre have appealed to citizens to actively participate in the camps and avail the benefits of free medical services being provided under this initiative.

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