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 health camp witnessed active participation from local residents, with a total of 70 people undergoing medical examinations. During the camp, doctors conducted health assessments, provided medical consultations, and distributed free medicines to patients requiring treatment.

The initiative was aimed at improving access to healthcare services for the local community while also creating awareness about preventive healthcare and healthy living practices.

The camp was successfully conducted under the guidance of Dr. Bharat Singh, CMO Incharge, Gandhinagar; Dr. Preeti Tikka, CMO (CSR) Incharge; and Dr. Shilpi Jha. Significant support was also provided by Mr. Munna Kumar Singh and the para-medical staff, whose efforts contributed to the smooth execution of the programme.

CCL stated that it remains dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in its operational areas through various Community Development and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives focused on health, education, and public welfare.

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The facility was formally inaugurated in the presence of Arpita Mahila Mandal President Mrs. Preeti Singh, Vice President Mrs. Indu Mishra, Mrs. Rita Tiwari, and other members of the Mandal. The newly established centre will provide clean and chilled drinking water to the public, offering much-needed relief amid rising temperatures.

On the occasion, members of the Mandal, along with senior officials including the Chairman, actively participated in a distribution drive. Cold drinking water, sweets, buttermilk, and lemonade were distributed among women workers, security personnel, traffic police, school children, sanitation workers, and other stakeholders, benefiting hundreds of people.

Speaking at the event, Mrs. Preeti Singh emphasized the importance of such initiatives, stating that access to clean and cool drinking water is vital during extreme heat conditions. She reiterated that Arpita Mahila Mandal remains committed to social service and public welfare and will continue to undertake such efforts in the future.

The programme witnessed the presence of General Managers, department heads, officers, and a large number of employees, reflecting strong institutional support for community welfare initiatives.

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