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 certificate distribution ceremony was held today to mark the successful completion of the fifth batch of trainees under the programme, bringing the entire initiative to a successful close.

The programme, conducted under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between CCL and CIPET, aimed to provide structured, industry-relevant training to local youth and enhance their employability. A total of 180 युवाओं were targeted under the initiative. With the completion of the fifth batch, all planned training batches have now been successfully executed.

Under the free four-month training programme, 35 trainees were trained in the Machine Operator – Injection Moulding (MO-IM) trade. Demonstrating the programme’s strong industry linkage, 31 trainees have already secured placement opportunities in reputed plastics manufacturing companies.

The event was graced by Harsh Nath Mishra, Director (HR), CCL, as the Chief Guest. He was accompanied by S. S. Lal, General Manager (CSR/SD) and Shweta, Manager (CSR/SD), CCL.

From CIPET, Avneet Kumar Joshi, Mohammad Masoom Haider, and Shah Nawaz Ahmad, along with faculty members and trainees, were present at the ceremony.

During the training, participants received both theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical exposure to modern industrial techniques, particularly in plastics processing and injection moulding, making them industry-ready.

Addressing the gathering, Director (HR) Harsh Nath Mishra congratulated the trainees and praised their discipline and commitment. He emphasized that skill development of local youth remains a key priority under CCL’s CSR initiatives. He added that such programmes play a crucial role in enhancing employability, improving livelihoods, and contributing to regional industrial growth and nation-building.

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The camp will be led by renowned cardiologist Dr. Rajeev Rathi, a Senior Interventional Cardiologist from Max Hospital, who will examine patients and provide expert medical consultation on heart-related ailments.

Who Can Attend

All patients suffering from or suspecting heart disease are encouraged to attend the camp and avail themselves of free consultation and medical advice.

Important Advisory

Patients are advised to carry their previous medical records, diagnostic reports, and test results (if available) to enable better evaluation and treatment guidance.

CCL’s Ongoing Healthcare Outreach

CCL has been consistently organizing specialized medical camps covering various health conditions by inviting leading experts from across India. These initiatives aim to:

• Provide advanced medical care at the doorstep of underserved communities
• Reduce the burden of travel for critical treatment
• Ensure early diagnosis and preventive care
• Extend support to economically weaker sections

Such efforts underline CCL’s commitment to community healthcare and social responsibility, ensuring that quality treatment reaches those who need it the most.

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The camp witnessed an encouraging response from local residents, with 157 people receiving free medical consultations and treatment from a team of experienced doctors.

Comprehensive Health Screening and Free Medicines

The initiative covered a wide range of essential health tests, including:

• Hemoglobin levels
• Blood sugar screening
• Hypertension (blood pressure) checks
• General health assessments

Patients were not only diagnosed but also provided free medicines and medical advice, ensuring immediate relief and follow-up guidance.

Strengthening Community Healthcare Access

CCL continues to play a proactive role in improving healthcare access for communities around its operational areas. Such camps are part of the PSU’s sustained efforts to ensure that stakeholders receive timely and quality medical care, particularly in underserved localities.

Dedicated Medical Team Behind the Initiative

The successful execution of the camp was made possible by the committed efforts of the medical team, including: Dr. Bharat Singh (CMO Incharge, Gandhinagar), Dr. Preeti Tikka (CMO & CSR Incharge), Dr. Anita Horo, Dr. Ashima Tikka, Dr. Swati, Dr. Shikha, Dr. Shilpi Jha, Dr. Megha, along with Munna Kumar Singh and the paramedical staff, whose collective contribution ensured smooth operations.

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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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During the camp, 141 people underwent medical examinations and received free consultation from specialist doctors. Various health tests were conducted free of cost, including hemoglobin, blood sugar, and hypertension screening, along with diagnosis for other common ailments. Free medicines were also distributed to all patients who attended the camp.

The camp was organized under the supervision of Dr Bharat Singh, CMO In-charge, Gandhinagar, along with Dr Preeti Tikka, CMO and CSR In-charge. The medical team included Dr Anita Horo, Dr Rajni Kujur, Dr Swati, Dr Shilpi Jha, Dr Saim, and Munna Kumar Singh, supported by dedicated paramedical staff who played a crucial role in the successful execution of the camp.

Local residents appreciated the public welfare initiative undertaken by CCL and expressed hope that more such health camps would be organized in the future to benefit underserved communities.

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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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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 witnessed an encouraging response, with 127 people undergoing free medical examinations. Out of these, 30 patients were diagnosed with cataracts and have been assured free surgical treatment at Gandhinagar Hospital. In addition, other beneficiaries were provided with necessary medicines, while free haemoglobin, blood sugar, and hypertension tests were also conducted during the camp.

The successful organisation of the camp was made possible through the dedicated efforts of doctors and healthcare staff, including Dr. Rajkumar (CMS, CCL), Dr. Bharat Singh (CMO, Gandhinagar Incharge), Dr. Preeti Tigga (CMO, CSR Incharge), Dr. Anita Horo, Dr. Rajni Kujur, Dr. Ambrish, Dr. Asima Tigga, Dr. Neetu Singh, Dr. Priyanka, Dr. Letgaugi Munna Kumar Singh, along with the entire paramedical team.

CCL continues to strengthen community healthcare outreach by organising such health camps, reaffirming its commitment to providing accessible and quality medical services to people in its operational areas.

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