The initiative, undertaken under CCL’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, aims to enhance the overall living standards of marginalized tribal communities.

Key highlights of the initiative:

• Housing strengthening for 28 Birhor families
• Location: Dhuna Panchayat, Itkhori block, Chatra district
• Total financial support: ₹28,49,700
• Implementation through the District Administration, Chatra

The MoU was signed by Sanjeev Kumar, General Manager, Amrapali Chandragupta Area, on behalf of CCL, and Manoj Toppo, District Mining Officer-cum-Nodal Officer (CSR), representing the district administration.

Senior officials present on the occasion included:

• Ms. Kirtishri, Deputy Commissioner, Chatra
• Mr. Amarendra Kumar Sinha, Deputy Development Commissioner
• Mr. Shishir Pandit, Planning Officer

This initiative is expected to provide safe, durable, and sustainable housing to the Birhor community, contributing to their social and economic upliftment.

Under the leadership of CCL CMD Mr. Nilendu Kumar Singh, the company has been actively driving impactful CSR interventions. The focus on housing improvement for PVTGs like the Birhor community reflects CCL’s commitment to last-mile development, ensuring that vulnerable sections of society can lead a secure and dignified life.

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A total of 76 beneficiaries were examined free of cost by specialist doctors and provided with necessary medical consultation and advice.

During the camp, comprehensive health screenings were conducted, including tests for haemoglobin levels, blood sugar, hypertension, and other common as well as serious ailments. Following medical evaluation, all patients were also supplied with essential medicines free of charge.

The camp was conducted under the supervision of Dr Preeti Tikka (CMO & CSR In-charge), with active participation from Dr Anita Horo, Dr Ashima Tikka, Dr Shikha, Dr Swati, Dr Shilpi Jha, Dr Megha, along with Mr Munna Kumar Singh, Mr Kamlesh Pandit, and the entire paramedical team, whose collective efforts ensured the smooth execution of the programme.

Residents of the Ashram and members of the local community appreciated CCL’s public welfare initiative and expressed hope that such health camps would be organised regularly in the future.

The initiative reflects CCL’s continued commitment towards community healthcare, inclusive development, and corporate social responsibility in the region.

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The initiative was implemented in coordination with CCL’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Department and Srijan Sanstha, with the objective of equipping women with vocational skills and creating sustainable self-employment opportunities.

Speaking on the occasion, Mrs. Preeti Singh said the Mandal remains committed to ensuring continued support for the beneficiaries. She assured that trained women would be provided further employment opportunities and regular mentoring to help them achieve financial independence and build sustainable livelihoods.

Arpita Mahila Mandal has been actively engaged in social welfare initiatives focused on women, children and senior citizens. Members of the Mandal participate in community development activities through personal resources and voluntary contributions, working consistently towards social empowerment.

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The camp offered free medical screening for haemoglobin levels, blood sugar, hypertension, along with diagnosis of other common and serious health ailments. Free medicines were also distributed to all beneficiaries following medical examination.

The health camp was conducted under the active supervision and support of Dr. Bharat Singh, CMO In-charge, Gandhinagar, and Dr. Preeti Tikka, CMO & CSR In-charge. The medical team included Dr. Anita Horo, Dr. Deepali, Dr. Rajni Kujur, Dr. Ambrish, and Dr. Veena, along with Mr. Munna Kumar Singh and the entire paramedical staff, whose dedicated efforts ensured the smooth and successful organisation of the camp.

Local residents appreciated CCL’s public welfare initiative and expressed hope that such health outreach programmes would be organised regularly in the future to strengthen healthcare access in nearby communities.

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The Mobile Medical Unit was formally flagged off by Director (Human Resources), Harsh Nath Mishra, in the presence of GM (CSR) S.S. Lal, senior officials, General Managers, Heads of Departments, and employees of CCL. The initiative underscores CCL’s continued commitment to public welfare and equitable healthcare access for communities residing in peripheral mining regions of the state.

Equipped with advanced diagnostic facilities, the MMU will provide breast cancer screening, tuberculosis screening through X-ray and RT-PCR, and essential laboratory investigations including diabetes testing, Complete Blood Count (CBC), haemoglobin estimation, and blood grouping. The unit will operate in villages surrounding the KBP Project area, covering Gomia Block of Bokaro district and Mandu Block of Ramgarh district.

Implemented through Unique Welfare Foundation, the project will be operational for a period of 24 months. The Mobile Medical Unit will function six days a week, covering around 20 villages, with one visit to each village every month. Over the project duration, the initiative is expected to benefit nearly 37,000 people.

The CSR initiative aims to ensure early disease detection, timely referral and follow-up of identified cases, enhanced delivery of preventive healthcare in rural areas, and improved community-level health awareness.

Addressing the gathering, Harsh Nath Mishra said that CCL remains committed to undertaking impactful CSR initiatives in the areas of healthcare, education, and social development. He emphasized that the Mobile Medical Unit would play a crucial role in extending quality diagnostic and healthcare services to last-mile beneficiaries in rural Jharkhand.

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During the camp, 119 people underwent medical examinations and received free consultations from specialist doctors. Essential diagnostic tests including hemoglobin, blood sugar, and hypertension screening were conducted at no cost. All participants were also provided with free medicines as part of the healthcare outreach.

CCL regularly organises such health camps under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives to ensure better access to healthcare for communities around its operational areas. These periodic camps benefit a large number of people, promoting preventive healthcare and early diagnosis.

The successful organisation of the camp was made possible through the efforts of Dr. Preeti Tikka (CMO, CSR, Incharge), Dr. Anita Horo, Dr. Anita Kumari, Dr. Neelu Kumari, Dr. Ambrish, Dr. Shilpi Jha, Dr. Ashima, Dr. Payal, Dr. Benjamin, Munna Kumar Singh, Kamlesh Pandit, and the entire para-medical team. Their dedicated contribution ensured the smooth execution of the camp and the well-being of all participants.

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The initiative was formally flagged off by Nilendu Kumar Singh, Chairman-cum-Managing Director, CCL, in the presence of Director (Finance) Pawan Kumar Mishra, Director (HR) Harsh Nath Mishra, Director (Technical/Operations) Chandra Shekhar Tiwari, and Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO) Pankaj Kumar, along with several senior officers of the company.

Healthcare Access for 27 Villages in Chatra District

The “Upchar Aapke Dwar” project will extend free and accessible healthcare services to 27 villages of the Chatra district, covering 20 villages in the Amrapali area and 7 villages in the Magadh area under CCL’s command region. The mobile units will provide door-to-door medical services to ensure quality healthcare reaches even the most remote rural households.

• Equipped with Advanced Medical Technologies

• Each mobile medical unit is equipped with modern and portable medical technologies, including:

• AI-based handheld X-ray machines for on-the-spot diagnostics

• High-resolution thermal sensors for breast cancer screening

• Trunat machines for rapid tuberculosis (TB) testing

• General medicines and essential supplies for common ailments

These technologically advanced features will help in early detection and timely treatment of diseases, particularly in underserved regions.

Operated by RK HIV AIDS & Research

The MMUs will be operated by RK HIV AIDS & Research, an organization with proven expertise in public health outreach. Each vehicle will be staffed with a dedicated team comprising doctors, nurses, laboratory technicians, and community mobilizers. The team will conduct health check-ups, provide medicines, offer counseling, and create awareness on disease prevention and general wellness — all at the doorstep of beneficiaries.

CCL’s Commitment to Inclusive Healthcare

Speaking on the occasion, CMD Nilendu Kumar Singh reiterated CCL’s mission to make healthcare accessible, affordable, and inclusive for all residents within its operational areas. He emphasized that this initiative will bridge healthcare gaps in rural Jharkhand and strengthen preventive healthcare delivery at the grassroots level.

Through this initiative, Central Coalfields Limited once again reaffirms its commitment to improving the quality of life in mining-affected communities while contributing to the Government of India’s vision of equitable healthcare for all.

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