The camp was inaugurated by CCL Director (Human Resources) Harsh Nath Mishra. Senior officials present on the occasion included Director (Technical/Operations) Chandra Shekhar Tiwari, Director (Planning & Projects) Anup Hanjura, Chief Vigilance Officer Pankaj Kumar, and Arpita Mahila Mandal President Preeti Singh, along with several other officers and employees.

During the programme, the dignitaries and participants took a pledge to support and promote voluntary blood donation initiatives in the future. They emphasized the need to inspire more individuals to become regular blood donors so that patients requiring blood can receive timely assistance.

The blood donation camp was organised by the Blood Centre at Gandhi Nagar Hospital under the guidance of Dr. Raj Kumar, Chief Medical Officer (In-charge), CCL, and Dr. Bharat Singh, Chief Medical Officer (In-charge), Gandhi Nagar Hospital.

A total of 50 units of blood were collected during the camp. Among the donors were 44 men and 6 women, who voluntarily contributed to the noble cause of saving lives. Female blood donors and individuals who actively promoted blood donation awareness were also felicitated during the event.

The successful conduct of the camp was supported by the dedicated efforts of Dr. Anita Kumari, Head of Department (Pathology), Dr. Khushboo Saran, Dr. Srimoyee Mukherjee, Dr. Mohana Mandal, along with the technicians and support staff of the Blood Centre.

CCL said the initiative reflects its commitment to social responsibility and public health by encouraging voluntary blood donation and fostering a spirit of humanitarian service within society.

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As a proud Ni-Kshay Mitra, ONGC Assam Asset organized the distribution programme to support better health, recovery, and nutritional care for TB patients, contributing to the nationwide effort to eliminate tuberculosis.

The event was attended by Dharmeswar Konwar, MLA of Sonari constituency, Dr. Neha Yadav, IAS, District Commissioner of Charaideo, along with officials from the District Health Department.

The initiative is aimed at addressing the nutritional needs of TB patients, which play a critical role in treatment outcomes and recovery. Through sustained community outreach programmes, ONGC continues to support healthcare and social welfare initiatives in regions where it operates.

The company said such efforts reflect its commitment to community well-being and align with India’s broader goal of achieving a TB-Free India through collaborative action involving government agencies, corporates, and civil society.

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Advanced Diagnostic Capabilities

The newly installed hematology analyzer enables:

• 5-part differential testing of white blood cells
• Accurate detection of infections and diseases
• Faster and automated diagnostic processes
• Minimisation of manual errors in reporting

This advanced system significantly enhances laboratory efficiency, ensuring quicker and more reliable medical reports for patients.

Boost to Healthcare Infrastructure

During his visit to the health centre, the Minister reviewed medical facilities and appreciated SECL’s efforts in delivering quality healthcare services.

The initiative aligns with SECL’s broader commitment to strengthening healthcare infrastructure in coalfield regions under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) framework.

Digital Healthcare Transformation

Complementing the infrastructure upgrade, the Minister also launched the Hospital Management and Information System (HMIS) portal, aimed at:

• Digitising patient records
• Improving hospital administration
• Ensuring faster and efficient medical services
• Enabling better monitoring of healthcare delivery

The integration of digital systems with advanced diagnostic tools is expected to significantly improve patient care outcomes.

CSR Driving Community Welfare

SECL continues to prioritise healthcare as a key pillar of its CSR initiatives, focusing on:

• Accessible medical services for local communities
• Modernisation of healthcare facilities
• Preventive and diagnostic care in remote coalfield areas

The Minister emphasised that such initiatives play a crucial role in ensuring that quality healthcare reaches underserved populations, reinforcing the social responsibility of public sector enterprises.

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The valedictory ceremony of “SECL Ki DHADKAN – Phase II” was held on May 22, 2026, at Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Hospital in Nava Raipur, Chhattisgarh. The project has been implemented across Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh, providing completely free treatment to children from economically weaker sections.

A New Lease of Life for Children

The initiative has brought renewed hope and life to hundreds of children and their families. During the event, cultural performances were organized, and a special film showcasing the journey and impact of SECL Ki DHADKAN was screened. Families of beneficiaries shared emotional testimonies, highlighting how the initiative transformed their lives.

The project successfully reached remote and underserved regions through extensive screening drives and medical camps, ensuring identification and treatment of children in need. It stands out as a strong example of impactful healthcare outreach and social commitment.

MoU Signed for Next Phase

A key highlight of the event was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the next phase of the project. Under the upcoming phase, an additional 300 children will undergo heart surgeries.

This announcement has renewed hope among families who are unable to afford critical medical treatment for their children.

SECL’s Commitment to Accessible Healthcare

Addressing the gathering, Biranchi Das reaffirmed SECL’s commitment to community welfare and accessible healthcare. Emphasizing the spirit of the initiative, he remarked:

“This is SECL Ki DHADKAN — Only Heart, Without Bill.”

He further noted that the project has played a crucial role in extending healthcare services to remote and underdeveloped areas.

Presence of Senior Officials

The event was attended by senior SECL officials, including Ajay Behera, Arnab Mondal, Vivek Kumar Singh, and Mitali Tiwari. They expressed satisfaction over the success of the initiative and described it as a landmark CSR achievement.

A Model for Social Impact

SECL Ki DHADKAN has emerged as more than just a healthcare initiative—it has become a symbol of hope and transformation for underprivileged families. By saving young lives, the project reinforces the vital role that public sector enterprises can play in social development.

The initiative is expected to continue making a meaningful impact by extending life-saving treatment to many more children in the coming years.

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