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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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 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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The achievement has brought immense pride to the institution, the students’ families, and the entire CCL fraternity. The success reflects the effectiveness of CCL’s commitment towards educational empowerment and nurturing talent among deserving students.

Congratulating the successful candidates, CMD CCL, Nilendu Kumar Singh extended heartfelt greetings to the students and their parents for their unwavering dedication and support. The company also expressed confidence that these young achievers would continue to excel in their academic and professional journeys.

The “CCL Ke Laal” and “CCL Ki Laadli” initiatives have been instrumental in providing quality academic guidance, mentorship, and opportunities to talented students, enabling them to compete at the highest national level. The latest achievement further reinforces the impact of these programs in shaping future engineers and leaders.

CCL officials stated that the students’ remarkable performance is a testament to their perseverance, hard work, and determination. Their success serves as a powerful source of inspiration for countless young aspirants across coalfield regions and beyond.

“Your dedication, relentless efforts, and excellent performance have not only brought laurels to your families and CCL but have also become an inspiration for future generations. We wish you a bright and successful future ahead,” the company said in a congratulatory message.

As these young achievers prepare to embark on the next phase of their educational journey, their accomplishment stands as a shining example of how focused guidance, determination, and institutional support can transform aspirations into reality.

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The highlight of the programme was that all cultural performances were presented by the residents themselves. With the encouragement and support of the Sisters and Father of the institution, the residents confidently showcased their talent through melodious songs, vibrant group dances and an entertaining group comedy skit. Their performances were met with warm applause and appreciation from everyone present, including the members of Arpita Mahila Mandal.

Keeping the winter season in mind, Arpita Mahila Mandal distributed 50 blankets along with food packets to the residents to provide comfort during the cold weather. In addition, the organisation extended financial assistance of ₹15,000 in cash to support the ongoing welfare activities of Shanti Sadan.

Addressing the gathering, Mrs. Preeti Singh emphasised that such celebrations play a vital role in boosting the self-confidence of mentally ill individuals and contribute significantly to their emotional well-being, positive outlook and happiness.

The programme concluded on a heartfelt note, filled with harmony, joy and a spirit of selfless service, truly reflecting the social commitment, sensitivity and human values of Arpita Mahila Mandal.

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