The programme witnessed enthusiastic participation from CCL’s top leadership, including Nilendu Kumar Singh, Director (Finance) Pawan Kumar Mishra, Director (HR) Harsh Nath Mishra, Director (Technical/Operations) Chandra Shekhar Tiwari, Director (Planning & Projects) Anup Hanjura and Chief Vigilance Officer Pankaj Kumar, along with senior officials and a large number of employees.

The yoga session was conducted by renowned yoga expert Indrajit Chatterjee, who guided participants through various yoga asanas, pranayama techniques and simple exercises aimed at enhancing physical fitness, mental balance and emotional well-being. During the session, he highlighted the role of yoga in promoting a healthy and stress-free lifestyle.

In addition to the Ranchi event, special yoga sessions were organised across all CCL operational areas, including CCL Gandhinagar Hospital. Regional General Managers, representatives of labour unions, stakeholders, employees and their family members actively participated in the celebrations, making the observance a company-wide initiative.

On the occasion, employees and officers pledged to integrate yoga into their daily routines and adopt healthier lifestyles. The event served as a platform to raise awareness about health, mindfulness, mental peace and holistic well-being.

CCL reiterated that the physical and mental wellness of its employees remains a top priority. The company continues to encourage the practice of yoga, drawing inspiration from India’s rich wellness tradition, while fostering a healthy, productive and energetic work culture across its operations.

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The programme was conducted under the guidance of Mrs. Preeti Singh, President of Arpita Mahila Mandal, with the objective of supporting economically weaker families and helping young women embark on a new phase of life with dignity and confidence.

As part of the initiative, marriage aid materials were distributed to 16 beneficiaries, including 15 daughter-brides selected from various CCL operational areas and one beneficiary from the CCL Headquarters. The beneficiaries received essential household and wedding-related items, including a wardrobe, air bag, saree, scarf, towel, wedding bag, and fruit basket.

In addition to the material assistance, financial support was also provided to each beneficiary. Mrs. Preeti Singh further extended additional cash assistance as a gesture of affection and blessings for the daughters entering married life.

The successful organization of the programme was supported by Mrs. Rita Tiwari, Mrs. Rupa Rani, Mrs. Rita Mishra, and Mrs. Neeru Hanjura, along with the cooperation of regional General Managers and officials from the CCL Headquarters.

Addressing the gathering, Mrs. Preeti Singh emphasized that Arpita Mahila Mandal has consistently worked towards the welfare of underprivileged and economically weaker sections of society. She noted that the organization regularly undertakes community-centric initiatives aimed at providing meaningful support to those in need and remains committed to fulfilling its social responsibilities.

The beneficiaries expressed heartfelt gratitude to Arpita Mahila Mandal for the assistance and encouragement. The event witnessed emotional moments as the daughters and brides received the support, with many expressing renewed confidence and optimism about their future.

The initiative reflects Arpita Mahila Mandal’s dedication to promoting compassion, empowerment, and social inclusion, while reinforcing the importance of supporting vulnerable sections of society through meaningful community engagement.

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The celebration began with an Inter-Area Rangoli Competition, which witnessed enthusiastic participation from all 15 areas of CCL, along with female employees from the headquarters. The colourful and captivating rangoli designs reflected creativity, cultural vibrancy, and the spirit of women’s empowerment, adding a festive atmosphere to the event.

To further enhance the excitement, a Fruit, Vegetable and Dry Fruit Jewellery Competition was also organised. Members of the Arpita Mahila Mandal participated with great enthusiasm, presenting unique and innovative jewellery designs crafted from fruits, vegetables, and dry fruits. The competition highlighted the artistic skills and creativity of the participants.

On the occasion, the Arpita Mahila Mandal also honoured women employees working in Jawahar Nagar Colony, Darbhanga House, and Gandhi Nagar Hospital and Colony. During the felicitation ceremony, the women employees were recognised for their dedication and hard work and were presented with umbrellas, towels, steel tiffin boxes, and tiaras as tokens of appreciation.

Through this initiative, the Mahila Mandal expressed gratitude for the invaluable contribution made by women employees in the organisation.

Speaking on the occasion, President Mrs. Preeti Singh appreciated the enthusiastic participation of members and staff. She emphasised the importance of empowering women, recognising their contributions, and providing platforms where they can showcase their talents and creativity.

The programme concluded with the distribution of prizes to the winners and appreciation for all participants, making the International Women’s Day celebration both inspiring and memorable.

Among those present on the occasion were Arpita Mahila Mandal President Mrs. Preeti Singh, Vice President Mrs. Rita Mishra, and members Mrs. Rita Tiwari and Mrs. Neeru Hanjura.

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The camp will feature consultation and medical examination by renowned cardiologist Dr. Kashyap Vyas, Senior Interventional Cardiologist from Yashoda Hospital, Hyderabad. Patients suffering from heart-related ailments will receive expert medical advice, evaluation, and guidance during the camp.

All heart patients are encouraged to attend and avail themselves of the free services. Participants have been advised to carry their previous medical reports and diagnostic test papers, if available, to enable accurate assessment and consultation.

CCL has been consistently organizing specialized health camps addressing various medical conditions by inviting eminent doctors from across the country. These initiatives aim to make advanced healthcare accessible to needy families near their homes while ensuring early diagnosis and improved treatment outcomes.

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The camp provided free hemoglobin tests, blood sugar tests, hypertension screening, and essential medicines to all attendees.

The health initiative was led by Dr. Preeti Tikka (CMO & CSR Incharge), with key contributions from Dr. Anita Horo, Dr. Deepali, Dr. Ashima, Dr. Shilpi Jha, Dr. Megha, Munna Kumar Singh, Kamlesh Pandit, and the entire para-medical team whose coordinated efforts ensured the successful execution of the camp.

CCL Jan Arogya Kendra continues to remain dedicated to community welfare through sustained healthcare outreach and public service initiatives aimed at improving the health and well-being of local residents.

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