Under CCL Vidya Saathi-2026, 400 students will receive free JEE/NEET training and guidance for two years. The initiative will provide subject-specific training by expert faculty, study materials, digital learning support, regular tests and assessments, and continuous academic guidance. The programme aims to help talented students prepare for national-level competitive examinations and pursue their career aspirations.

Ten DAV training centres in CCL’s command areas have been selected for the initiative. These centres are located at Kuju, Barkakana, Dhori, Giridih, Rajrappa, Kathara, Ranchi, Argada, Hazaribagh and Piparwar.

At the Ranchi centre, 60 students have been selected for the programme. The selected students, along with their parents and guardians, attended the inaugural programme. The students expressed enthusiasm about their future and their preparations for competitive examinations.

On the occasion, Director (Human Resources) Harsh Nath Mishra and Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO) of CCL Pankaj Kumar addressed the students. Mishra encouraged them to pursue their goals with hard work, discipline and persistent effort. Pankaj Kumar emphasised that with proper guidance, consistent practice and self-confidence, students can achieve their aspirations.

General Manager (CSR) SS Lal, General Manager (Welfare) Sanjay Kumar Thakur, representatives of the National Computer Saksharta Mission (NCSM) and faculty members of CCL Ke Lal and CCL Ki Ladli, along with other CCL officials, were present at the programme.

The initiative is being implemented in collaboration with the National Computer Saksharta Mission (NCSM) as part of CCL’s CSR efforts to provide quality training and guidance to talented students in its command areas for national-level competitive examinations such as JEE and NEET.

The programme seeks to expand access to quality educational opportunities for talented students from diverse economic and social backgrounds.

Through its CSR and educational initiatives, CCL continues to focus on promoting the welfare of communities in its command areas and supporting students through training, education and career guidance. Such programmes are aimed at expanding opportunities for students and their families while contributing to long-term social and educational development.

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CMD BCCL Manoj Kumar Agarwal formally inaugurated the Kanwariya Medical Aid Camp established by BCCL to provide free medical assistance to devotees on the Deoghar–Sultanganj Kanwariya route during the Shravani Mela.

Established under BCCL’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, the camp is being operated by the Pradaan Foundation. It will provide first aid, essential medical consultations, medicines, and other healthcare services to pilgrims throughout the fair. Two ambulances, oxygen support, a team of specialist doctors, and other essential medical facilities have been deployed at the camp.

Present on the occasion were Director (Human Resources) Murali Krishna Ramaiah, Director (Technical/Operations) Sanjay Kumar Singh, Director (Finance) Rajesh Kumar, along with Diksha Mahila Mandal President Archana Agarwal, Vice Presidents Purbita Ramaiah and Neeta Kumar. Representatives of the Pradaan Foundation and other distinguished guests were also present.

The inaugural ceremony began with a formal welcome for the guests, Ganesh Puja, and the lighting of the ceremonial lamp. A bhajan programme was presented by local artists, who performed Shiva devotional songs and filled the atmosphere with devotion. The Diksha Mahila Mandal presented the group with a cash award of ₹11,000 in recognition of their outstanding performance.

In his address, Manoj Kumar Agarwal said that the Shravani Mela is a grand festival of faith, service, and devotion. He said BCCL has always remained committed to social welfare and public well-being under its CSR initiatives. In keeping with this commitment, the medical aid camp has been established to provide timely healthcare services to pilgrims during the Shravani Mela and make their journey safer and more comfortable. He also expressed gratitude to all the doctors, healthcare workers, and volunteers involved in the initiative.

Following the inauguration, the CMD inspected the medical aid camp, reviewed the available healthcare facilities, and encouraged the doctors, health workers, and volunteers engaged in service. He interacted with Kanwariyas visiting the camp, enquired about their well-being, and reviewed the facilities being provided. On the occasion, the CMD and the directors served the devotees and distributed fruits among them. Archana Agarwal, Purbita Ramaiah, and Neeta Kumar also distributed fruits and drinking water to the pilgrims.

Earlier, all the dignitaries, led by the CMD, performed ritualistic worship and Jalabhishek at the Shri Baidyanath Dham Temple. They also visited the Mata Parvati Temple and other prominent shrines, praying for happiness, prosperity, good health, and peace for all. The delegation later offered prayers at Basukinath Dham and prayed for the well-being of the BCCL family, the people of the state, and all devotees.

The medical aid camp established by BCCL during the Shravani Mela reflects the company’s continued commitment to public service and social responsibility. BCCL said it will continue undertaking such community welfare initiatives in the future to support society and contribute to inclusive development.

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The medical camp was inaugurated by CCL Director (Human Resources) Harsh Nath Mishra and will remain operational from July 30 to August 28, 2026. The initiative aims to offer free medical consultation, primary healthcare services and essential medical assistance to devotees visiting the revered Baba Baidyanath Dham as well as residents of the surrounding villages.

The inaugural programme began with a traditional prayer ceremony, followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp and a cultural performance. Harsh Nath Mishra formally inaugurated the camp by cutting the ribbon.

After the inauguration, Mishra inspected the medical facilities and healthcare arrangements at the camp and reviewed the preparedness of the medical team. He appreciated the comprehensive arrangements made for the convenience of pilgrims and local citizens.

Speaking on the occasion, Mishra said that access to quality healthcare assumes great importance during a large religious congregation such as the Shravani Mela. He reaffirmed CCL’s commitment to its social responsibilities and said the company would continue to undertake such public welfare initiatives in the future.

The programme concluded with the distribution of fruits and sweets among devotees and guests present at the event.

The inauguration was attended by the General Manager of Giridih Area, Project Officer, senior officials of the area, members of the Area Consultative Committee (ACC), representatives of various labour organisations, media personnel and other dignitaries.

The medical camp reflects CCL’s continued commitment to community welfare by ensuring accessible and quality healthcare services for thousands of pilgrims and local residents during one of Jharkhand’s largest annual religious gatherings.

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The MoU was signed at BCCL’s Coal Bhawan Headquarters in line with the guidance of the Ministry of Coal and the CSR guidelines of Coal India Limited. The agreement was signed on behalf of BCCL by Surendra Bhushan, Head of Department (CSR), in the presence of officials from the BCCL CSR team and representatives of Pradaan Foundation.

As part of the collaboration, Pradaan Foundation, with support from BCCL, will establish a free Kanwaria Medical Service Camp along the Sultanganj–Deoghar pilgrimage route throughout the duration of the Shravani Mela. The camp will provide first aid, emergency medical assistance, and other essential healthcare services to devotees undertaking the arduous foot journey to the holy shrine.

The Shravani Mela is one of India’s largest annual religious gatherings, attracting millions of devotees from across the country and abroad. Pilgrims carry holy Ganga water from Sultanganj to the Baidyanath Dham temple in Deoghar, covering the distance on foot to offer Jalabhishek to Lord Shiva. The massive influx of devotees makes access to timely medical care a critical requirement during the pilgrimage.

BCCL’s initiative aims to ensure that Kanwariyas receive prompt medical attention and basic healthcare support, enhancing their safety and well-being during the month-long spiritual journey.

The company has been actively implementing various public welfare initiatives under its CSR programme, and this latest effort reflects its continued commitment to community service. By extending free medical facilities during one of the country’s largest religious events, BCCL seeks to combine social responsibility with humanitarian service while supporting an important cultural and spiritual tradition.

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As part of the programme, 40 trolley bags and food packets were distributed among contract labourers to support their daily needs and acknowledge their hard work, dedication, and contribution to society.

Members from the Arpita Mahila Mandal units of Ranchi, Rajhara, Barkakana, and Giridih worked together to ensure the smooth and orderly distribution of the welfare materials, reflecting a strong spirit of teamwork and community engagement.

Speaking on the occasion, Mrs. Preeti Singh, President of Arpita Mahila Mandal, emphasized that respecting and supporting the working class is a moral responsibility of every citizen. She reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to continuing its public welfare initiatives through various socially beneficial activities in the future.

The beneficiaries expressed their gratitude to Arpita Mahila Mandal and its members for the thoughtful initiative, which added to the festive spirit of Sawan while recognizing the invaluable contribution of contract workers.

The programme concluded successfully with the active participation and coordinated efforts of the Arpita Mahila Mandal teams from Ranchi, Rajhara, Barkakana, and Giridih.

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The camp aimed to raise awareness about preventive healthcare, encourage regular health check-ups, and inspire students to adopt healthy lifestyle practices from an early age.

A team of medical experts from Dugdha Coal Washery conducted comprehensive health examinations, including height, weight, vision, and dental health screenings. Students also received health counselling wherever required, ensuring regular monitoring of their physical growth and overall well-being.

The initiative was organized in compliance with the directions of BCCL Chairman-cum-Managing Director Manoj Kumar Agarwal, who, during his visit to Dugdha Coal Washery with the company’s Board of Directors last month, had instructed Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Dugdha, to organize regular health check-up camps for students.

With the motto “Let’s Build a Healthy Future Together!”, BCCL continues to prioritize healthcare, education, and the social development of communities surrounding its mining operations. Such health camps play an important role in creating health awareness among students, facilitating early detection of potential health issues, and providing timely medical guidance.

The camp was led by Dr. Mukesh Kumar, Deputy Medical Surgeon, Dugdha Coal Washery. Project Officer Amit Kumar, along with teachers of Saraswati Vidya Mandir and other school staff members, actively participated in ensuring the successful conduct of the programme.

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Lokesh Kumar, son of CCL employee Bhuneshwar Munda, was rushed to CCL’s Central Hospital, Dakra, immediately after the snakebite. The medical team acted without delay, administering the required dose of Anti-Snake Venom (ASV) and initiating emergency treatment to stabilize his condition.

Following the initial treatment, Lokesh was referred to CCL’s Central Hospital, Gandhinagar, for advanced monitoring and specialized medical care.

Doctors at Gandhinagar Central Hospital kept him under close observation for two days. Owing to the timely administration of anti-snake venom and continuous monitoring by the medical team, his condition improved steadily. He has now made a full recovery and is being discharged from the hospital.

The successful treatment highlights the preparedness and capability of CCL’s healthcare infrastructure in handling medical emergencies. Equipped with modern facilities, experienced doctors, and round-the-clock emergency services, CCL’s hospitals continue to provide quality healthcare to employees, their families, and the communities living around its operational areas.

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The inauguration was led by Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth, while Rajya Sabha MP Mahua Maji attended as the Guest of Honour.

Among those present were former Kanke MLA Samri Lal, CCL Chairman-cum-Managing Director Nilendu Kumar Singh, Director (Finance) Pawan Kumar Mishra, Director (Human Resources) Harsh Nath Mishra, Director (Technical/Operations) Chandra Shekhar Tiwari, Director (Planning & Projects) Anup Hanjura, Chief Vigilance Officer Pankaj Kumar, and Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan Deputy Commissioner S. J. Joglekar.

The event was attended by CCL general managers, departmental heads, officers, employees, local residents, stakeholders, representatives of labour unions, and a large gathering of students and parents.

The programme commenced with the release of a commemorative souvenir, followed by an inspection of the school building by the dignitaries. The formal inauguration took place with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp.

CCL CMD Nilendu Kumar Singh welcomed the chief guest and guest of honour with bouquets, shawls and traditional mementoes, while NK Area General Manager Amitabh Tiwari welcomed the other dignitaries. Students of Kendriya Vidyalaya presented a welcome song and colourful cultural performances.

Addressing the gathering, Sanjay Seth described the inauguration as a moment of pride not only for Dakra but also for the entire Khalari and McCluskieganj region. He expressed confidence that the school would provide quality education to local children and help them achieve excellence at national and international levels, bringing laurels to Jharkhand and India.

Mahua Maji said Jharkhand has consistently produced talented individuals, particularly women, who have excelled on national and global platforms. She expressed hope that the new Kendriya Vidyalaya would nurture future generations of students who would enhance the reputation of both Jharkhand and CCL.

Sharing a personal connection with the institution, Nilendu Kumar Singh said the campus holds special memories for him. "I spent my childhood in this very campus. I played cricket and football here. For several years, I have regularly reviewed the progress of this school project. We had resolved to make the school operational this year, and today that commitment has been fulfilled," he said.

Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan Deputy Commissioner S. J. Joglekar reaffirmed the organisation’s commitment to delivering quality, inclusive and modern education. He expressed confidence that the new school would lay a strong foundation for the bright future of children in the region.

The welcome address was delivered by NK Area General Manager Amitabh Tiwari, while the vote of thanks was proposed by Staff Officer (Human Resources) Shashi Prabha Hansda. The inauguration marks another important milestone in CCL’s commitment to community development and educational empowerment in its operational areas.

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The facilities were inaugurated by BCCL CMD Manoj Kumar Agrawal in the presence of Director (Technical/Operations) Sanjay Kumar Singh, Director (Finance) Rajesh Kumar and Director (Technical/Projects & Planning) Rajiv Kumar Sinha, along with other senior officials.

Under the CSR initiative, the company installed a diesel generator (DG) set and three Reverse Osmosis (RO) water purification systems to improve the school’s infrastructure and provide a better learning environment for students.

BCCL Committed Beyond Coal Production

Addressing students, teachers and school management members, CMD Manoj Kumar Agrawal said BCCL’s responsibility extends far beyond coal production.

He emphasised that the company remains committed to the welfare of local communities and the holistic development of children through sustained investments in educational infrastructure.

The CMD assured the school management of BCCL’s continued support for future developmental initiatives aimed at enhancing educational facilities.

Students Showcase Cultural Talent

The event featured vibrant cultural performances by students, who presented patriotic songs and traditional dance programmes. The performances received enthusiastic appreciation from the dignitaries and the audience.

CMD Manoj Kumar Agrawal praised the students for their talent and encouraged them to pursue excellence in academics as well as extracurricular activities. He wished them a bright and successful future.

Senior BCCL officials, local public representatives, members of the school management committee and prominent citizens from the Dugda region attended the programme.

The CSR initiative reflects BCCL’s continued focus on strengthening educational infrastructure, promoting community welfare and contributing to the overall socio-economic development of its operational areas.

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The competitions aimed to encourage young minds to express their vision of a cleaner, greener, and more environmentally responsible India through art while sensitizing them to issues such as waste management, water conservation, energy efficiency, and ecological protection.

The main event was organized by the BCCL Welfare Department at DAV Public School, Coal Nagar, where around 300 students from Nursery to Class XII enthusiastically participated. Students competed in six different categories and presented vibrant artworks reflecting the ideals of the Swachh Bharat Mission.

The programme was attended by Mrs. Dolan Champa Banerjee, Principal, DAV School Coal Nagar; Mr. Arpan Ghosh, General Manager (Manpower Planning); Mrs. Shobha J. Kujur, Head of Department (Officer Establishment); and Mrs. Kiran Rani Nayak, Head of Department (Welfare), along with teachers, BCCL officials, and employees. Winners from each category were felicitated with prizes and certificates in recognition of their creativity and commitment to the cause.

Similar painting and poster-making competitions were also conducted in other BCCL project schools, including DAV Lodna, DAV Dugda (Washery Division), DAV Alkusa (PB Area), and PCMS Sanskriti Vidya Mandir, Digwadih (East Jharia Area). Students across these institutions actively participated and conveyed messages on cleanliness, environmental sustainability, water conservation, and the importance of maintaining a green nation.

School administrators, teachers, and officials from the respective BCCL areas graced the events and appreciated the students’ efforts in spreading awareness through artistic expression.

BCCL has been conducting a series of activities under Swachhata Pakhwada since June 16. These include cleanliness pledges, awareness campaigns, special sanitation drives in hospitals, cleaning of ponds and water bodies, maintenance of residential colonies, removal of unwanted vegetation, inspection of rainwater harvesting systems, signature campaigns, and cleanliness drives at public places.

The painting competitions further strengthened awareness among students regarding environmental responsibility and public participation in nation-building through cleanliness initiatives.

BCCL has also planned several more activities during the remaining days of the fortnight, including cleanliness training workshops, tree plantation drives, cyber cleanliness awareness sessions, cleanliness rallies, and special sanitation campaigns at religious and tourist destinations, reinforcing its commitment to the objectives of the Swachh Bharat Mission.

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