The project has been initiated under the guidance of WCL’s Director (Human Resources), Dr. Hemant Sharad Pande, with a focus on promoting self-reliance and social reintegration among patients. As part of the initiative, modern machinery has been provided for activities such as agarbatti (incense stick) making, mop production, disposable plate manufacturing, and embroidery work.

These vocational activities are expected to equip patients with employable skills, enabling them to generate income and rebuild confidence while facilitating their gradual reintegration into society.

Senior officials from WCL, including General Manager (CSR) G. Sitaraman, attended the launch event along with his team. The programme also saw participation from key stakeholders of the Regional Mental Hospital, including Medical Superintendent Dr. Pankaj Bagde and Medical Officer Dr. Dengre.

Representatives from Ananyata Foundation, including Director Dr. Abhishek Marmad and Praveen Kakde, were also present at the occasion. They highlighted the importance of such initiatives in strengthening mental health rehabilitation frameworks and providing patients with meaningful opportunities for recovery and independence.

The initiative reflects WCL’s continued commitment to community welfare and underscores the critical role of CSR in supporting mental healthcare and rehabilitation efforts in India.

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The initiative aims to provide structured training to 250 youth from Dhanbad district in the Retail Sales Executive job role. Priority will be given to candidates from BCCL’s operational areas, ensuring direct and sustainable benefits to communities residing around mining regions.

The training programme will be implemented by Kirti Trust, an organisation actively engaged in skill development, livelihood promotion, capacity building, and community welfare initiatives. Participants will receive comprehensive training covering retail operations, customer service, communication skills, personality development, and workplace etiquette, equipping them to secure employment opportunities in the organised retail sector.

Senior officials present during the signing ceremony included Director (Human Resources) Murali Krishna Ramaiah, Head of Department (CSR) Surendra Bhushan, and members of the BCCL CSR team. Representing Kirti Trust, Chairman Rakesh Kumar attended the event.

Addressing the gathering, Shri Ramaiah emphasized that while BCCL continues to play a vital role in India’s energy sector, the company remains equally committed to fulfilling its social responsibilities through impactful community-focused initiatives.

The MoU reflects BCCL’s sustained commitment to promoting inclusive growth by supporting skill development, employment generation, and long-term socio-economic upliftment of local communities.

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