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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The program was conducted in two sessions. The first session featured a quiz competition for students from Classes V to XII, where participants showcased their knowledge of environmental conservation, climate change, biodiversity, and sustainable development through a series of multiple-choice questions.

The second session comprised a painting competition, in which students were divided into different age groups to express their understanding of environmental issues through art. Children in Group A (Classes II to V) creatively depicted various themes related to nature and environmental conservation. Participants in Group B conveyed the message of environmental stewardship through paintings based on the theme “Our Earth, Our Future.” Students in Group C (Classes VI to IX) demonstrated their awareness and creativity on the concept of the Three Rs — Reduce, Recycle, and Reuse, highlighting the importance of sustainable living practices.

Throughout the event, students displayed remarkable enthusiasm and awareness regarding environmental protection. Through their paintings and quiz responses, the participants effectively communicated the significance of preserving natural resources, maintaining a clean environment, and adopting eco-friendly lifestyles.

BCCL has been consistently organizing such creative and awareness-oriented programs every year on the occasion of World Environment Day, reaffirming its commitment to environmental sustainability and community engagement. The events witness active participation from BCCL employees, their families, school children, and members of the local community.

This year, BCCL has scheduled several additional activities focusing on environmental conservation and climate change awareness. Upcoming events include essay writing competitions, green cooking contests, and fancy eco-dress competitions.

The winners of all competitions will be announced and felicitated during BCCL’s main World Environment Day celebration on June 5, 2026, where they will receive awards and certificates in recognition of their efforts.

A large number of parents, along with officials and employees of BCCL’s Environment Department, were present during the event and appreciated the active participation and environmental consciousness displayed by the young students.

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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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Participants underwent blood sugar and blood pressure screenings, followed by consultations with specialist doctors who provided medical advice and preventive care tips.

General Manager (Administration) Mr. Arpan Ghosh graced the event as the Chief Guest. Dr. Abhijit Kumar, Hospital Incharge, Mr. B.D. Singh, APM, along with other BCCL officials and staff, were present at the occasion.

In his address, Mr. Ghosh emphasized that the true strength of any organization lies in the health, dedication, and efficiency of its employees. He added that BCCL remains deeply committed to the well-being of its workforce, continuously striving to ensure a safe and healthy work environment.

The objective of the camp was to raise awareness about lifestyle-related diseases, promote early detection, and encourage preventive healthcare practices among employees and the local community.

BCCL’s Medical Division regularly organizes such camps to foster a culture of health consciousness within the organization and its surrounding areas. The event witnessed active participation and cooperation from doctors, nursing staff, technical personnel, and administrative officers. Participants appreciated the initiative, calling it a significant step toward promoting public health and wellness.

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