abro presented blood donation camp

CSR Newsletter from L&T Construction 2011 : October | November | December - Volume 1

Editor’s Note

ABRO distributed school uniforms to over 410 municipal

school children in Ahmeda-bad, an educational institu-tion run by the Samvedana trust.

On 20th October, the re-gional manager Mr. S. H. Vora distributed the uni-forms to the children who in turn expressed their delight through a splendid dance performance. The ladies of Samvedna trust expressed their gratitude to the L&T team and presented a sacred Tulsi plant to the staff.

Blood donation camp was organized by the staff at Construction

Skills Training Institute – Panvel, Mumbai at the Panv-el Complex on 19th October. Staff, workmen and trainees actively participated in this initiative and 180 units of blood was collected and do-nated to Indian Red Cross Society, Mumbai.

ABRO presented uniforms to 410 children

Blood Donation Camp at CSTI Panvel

‘When thou doest alms, let not thy left hand know what thy right hand doeth’ . The biblical line glorifies the posi-tive trait of oneself not taking the credit for providing char-ity to others – and on the con-trary encourages one to just give and forget about it.

But in our context, shar-ing information on various Corporate Social Initiatives carried out across hundreds of L&T project sites [we are not a single-campus entity], clusters, regions and many units of L&T Construction as well as the Prayas Trust has indeed proven to be a great boon. For, all the com-

munication on E-zine has not only instantly shared infor-mation on diverse activities across the geography, it has also kindled the spirit of giv-ing and sharing across. Pro-grammes have been found to be worthy of ‘replication’, ‘emulation’ and have been carried out in a very com-petitive spirit as well! What’s more, all these Corporate Social Responsibly activities are happening well in the L&T’s immaculate style, and in no hindrance to project-execution. After all, when there is a heart, there is a will and there is a way too. The L&T way!

At a time when the cor-porate goal at L&T is to ‘scale up’ our activities and grow our beneficiaries, Commu-nication has been a tool that has added the energy, vigor, force and speed while col-lecting minds and people together to this task of com-munity development and welfare.

This new quarterly tab-loid from January 2012 - aptly named ‘Reaching Out’, will consolidate the CSR activities carried out across L&T Construction & Prayas Trust.

Also in keeping with the Sustainability Programme,

this tabloid will have a lim-ited print run and will be available as a ‘Web Publica-tion’ for a wide spectrum of people inside and outside of L&T Construction. Conse-quently ‘Reaching Out’ will also help ease the ‘bulge’ off the ECC News [the in-house publication].

With this ‘Reaching Out’, there is going to be no stop-ping on L&Teering @ L&T Construction!

Greetings for a Great 2012!

V S Ramana

Top StoryNew Prayas Medical Centre inaugurated to expand medical service to a larger community

Prayas Trust, Chennai and L&T unveiled its state-of-the-art Medical Centre which will cater to the needs of over 150 patients each day, at Virugambakkam on 19th January 2012. The new two storied 525 sq.m build-ing, diagonally opposite to the existing Prayas medical centre was inaugurated by the Chairman & Managing Director of L&T, Mr.A M Naik... (page 10)

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A helping hand to those in needThe staff at the BAL-

CO site of MMH IC Hyderabad Cluster

reached out to Prashanti Vriddhashram, an old age home near Sarawamangala temple, Korba on 4th Octo-ber. The site team distrib-uted water purifiers, electric stove, dining tables with

chairs, dust bin for garbage collection, utensil stand and PVC chairs for the inmates for the home.

The inmates were de-lighted to receive these items which will help them in easing their day to day lives and thanked L&T for this kind gesture.

Blood Donation Drive at Kharagpur

On 27th September a blood donation camp was or-ganized jointly by PNS-KGP 3rd Line RC project and RE Midnapur Project in Kharag-pur.

Mr. Meeraj Khalid (IPS), Additional Superintendent of Police, Kharagpur was the guest of Honour for this event and he also inaugurat-ed the camp and appreciated the donors.

This camp was con-ducted in association with State Govt. General Hospital Kharagpur and over 56 staff and workers donated blood.

Health first initiatives…The World Heart Day

was celebrated with great interest and

enthusiasm at the Aditya Alumina Smelter Project, Lapanga, Orissa on 29th Sep-tember. The occasion was marked by organising an awareness campaign which included an informative and interactive session by Dr. Jagadish Chandra Pata-joshi, a physician from the Govt. Hospital. During this session which was inaugu-rated by the Project Manager Mr. K. K. Bhattarcharya, the causes, symptoms, diagno-sis and treatment of various forms of heart ailments were

discussed. Special emphasis was laid on ways of main-taining a healthy heart in the midst of site conditions with a note on stress management and healthy diet. Overall it was a great learning experi-ence for the site team.

On the occasion of World Heart Day on 29th Sep, Ahmedabad Viramgam Maliya Road Project organ-ized an awareness program on Heart Care & Prevention of heart attack by Dr. Shan-ker S Dutta of Brahma Nurs-ing Home and Cardiac Care centre. This awareness pro-gram was inaugurated by Mr.Mohit Verma, CPM.

World Heart Day celebrated at Aditya Alumina Smelter Project, Lapanga, Orissa and Ahmedabad Viramgam Maliya Road Project.

ITC Kolkata team reaches out to 180 underprivileged people

As a part of L&T’s CSR efforts, the staff at ITC Kolkata Project-

II reached out to Hatgachia Village located near ITC So-nar Hotel. The site staff con-ducted a free medical camp on 25th September and dis-tributed medicines to over 180 underprivileged people.

The screening included eye check-up, blood pres-sure, blood sugar and gen-eral wellness of skin, heart and kidneys. Mr. Indrajit Sengupta – EHS Manager, Mr. R.Ravichandhar - Ac-counts & Admin Manager along with the site team or-ganized this event and the people of Hatgachia village greatly benefited from this act of CSR.

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Prayas Trust inaugurates a new tuition centre on Vijayadasami

The eve of Vijayadasa-mi saw another new beginning for Prayas

Trust Chennai. Yet another feather in the crown of Pra-

yas Trust who inaugurated their efforts to serve a much larger community by start-ing a Tuition Centre at Viru-gambakkam.

AAP-Lapanga site goes Green…On 8th November, the staff at AAP-Lapanga site organized a massive tree plantation pro-gramme where 197 saplings were planted at site.

This programme was in-augurated by Mr. Ram (Sr.

On the 6th October Pra-yas members, teachers and a few children gathered at the Virugambakkam Medical Center for a pooja following

which the classes began with the blessings of the almighty. Mr. B.Ramakrishnan graced this occasion and flagged off this new beginning. Sweets

were distributed to all those who were present for this joyous occasion.

President-Project Hindalco Industries Limited) in pres-ence of Mr.S.N.Jenna (COO- AAP Lapanga), Mr. A. Chugh (Sr.Vice President AAP Smelt-er) and Mr. K.K.Bhattacharya (Project Manager).

Officials from AAP La-panga participated in this programme and took inspi-ration from the L&T team to initiate such activities that protect the environment.


Team Dost, a friendly favour…!

The site staff at EBG Fac-tory and Technopark Phase-II site have been reaching out to the workmen community at site through various reach out programmes by forming a group called Team Dost. This group, formed in Au-gust 2010 is an initiative to

motivate workmen at site from time to time through various welfare programmes including education for chil-dren, celebrating festivals to-gether, counseling and other welfare measures.

On 17th September, Team Dost distributed blankets to

the one thousand workmen working at EBG Factory & Techo Park Phase-II site. This fosters a stronger bond among the site community and this sort of a support helps in eradicating evil hab-its like alcohol consumption among workmen.

3000 workmen benefit in a health camp by Bhushan Steel Project

The staff at Bhushan Steel Project, Angul, Odisha organized a general health camp for the workmen at site on 19th November. The Camp was inaugurated by Mr.C Srinivas Rao, Manager Accts & Admn in presence of the other staff. Around 3000

workmen were screened during this camp and drugs & medicines were distrib-uted to the workmen free of cost. The workmen ex-pressed their gratitude for this service and wished such camps could be conducted once in three months.

A voluntary Blood Do-nation Camp was organised on the

eve of Karnataka Rajyotsava at the Construction Skills Training Institute located at the Regional Depot premise, Attibele Bangalore on 31st

Blood Donation Camp at CSTI Bangalore

DC & Prayas Bangalore bring new life to Andal Ashram

Divisional Corporate, Bangalore has adopt-ed girl child educa-

tion as an important part of its CSI agenda. The team extended support by setting up a computer centre in the senior girls home of Andal Ashram, Rajaji Nagar, Ban-galore which is providing

basic amenities, education & training to 45 girls from un-der privileged families. Five computers in good work-ing condition have been in-stalled in the premises and a brief orientation was given by a team on 2nd November.

During Diwali, the team from DC Bangalore and Pra-

yas visited the inmates of Ananda Ashram and Andal Girls Home and distributed sweets and savouries to the senior citizens and children. The inmates, who were miss-ing their near and dear ones during the festive season, thoroughly enjoyed the com-pany of the L&T family.

October.CSTI trainees, staff &

other workmen actively participated in this initia-tive and 96 units of blood was collected and donated to Indian Red Cross Society, Bangalore.


HCIL’s medical camp brings good health to 800 workmen

The staff at Heidelberg Cement Project Site, Narsingarh, Damoh

organised a health camp for the workmen at site on 13th November.

Mr. Sudeer Kumar Gupta – Sr. General Manager HR, Mr. R.Ramana Kumar- CAM, Mr.M.R.Manickam – PM and Mr.U.P.Sharma – Accts Man-ager inaugurated this camp.

Around 800 workmen were screened during this programme which was or-ganised in association with the Family Planning Associa-tion of India, Jabalpur. The workers were very happy and expressed their grati-tude for conducting such a camp that was beneficial to them. Essential drugs and medicines were distributed to the workmen free of cost.

Hyderabad Metro Rail project organises health camp for workmen

A Health camp was organized at the Hy-derabad Metro Rail

project on 23rd November. Over 178 workmen were screened during this camp which was conducted in as-sociation with IKON Hospi-tal, Hyderabad.

The project head, Mr. A.H.Khan inaugurated the camp and essential drugs & medicines were distributed to the workmen free of cost.

Lakshya reaches out to 25 children

The Ladies club of Mumbai Region-Lak-shya (an affiliate of

Prayas Trust) visited Dreamz Home, an orphanage for Girls at Malad on 29th Oc-tober. The group of ladies reached out to the 25 children

in the home and distributed dry fruits and chocolates and spent the day talking to them and making merry.

It was a day well spent for the kids as well as for the ladies of Lakshya during the festival season.

SAIL-RSP site reaches out to government school in Rourkela

The staff at Sinter Plant-III, SAIL-RSP Site or-ganized a reach-out

program at Upendra Bhanja Govt School at Construction Colony, Rourkela.

During this pro-gramme Mr.A.K.Das (CM), Mr.S.B.Biswas (CM) and Mr.S.Pattnaik (Project Ac-

countant) along with other staff presented school bags with note books, pencil box, tiffin box to 141 children. The site also donated a steel almi-rah for the school.

The children were de-lighted about their new bag and stationary and thanked the site team for this support.


TISCO Jamshedpur project team serves the needy

The staff at the TISCO Jamshedpur Project reached out to Mother

Teresa Old Age Home and Mother Teresa Child Care Centre in Baradwari, Sakchi on 19th November and dis-tributed shawls, mattresses, geysers and eatables.

Mr.A K Mallick, Mr.S Mohan, Mr.A K Sinha, Mr.S Madhankumar and few oth-er staff presented shawls to 125 residents at the old age home and thereafter donated

mattresses to the 30 children, some of whom were infants. In addition, the team has promised two geysers and few more mattresses, to help them fight the impending winters. The inmates and the Sisters thanked L&T for this great help.

Every year, the team initi-ates activities like blood do-nation, mother & child medi-cal help camp, school kits distribution etc. to support the needy.

AIDS awareness and screening at Chennai Cluster sites of MMH IC

The Chennai Cluster of MMH IC has organ-ized AIDS awareness/

screening programs in its different jobsites at NTPL Tuticorin, JSW Bellary,WSS to JSW Hospet, Rajanahalli Lift Irrigation Scheme (RLIS) and HWSP, Hogenakkal in line with the theme of “Get-ting to Zero”.

Initiatives included awareness speech by experts of NGOs towards Zero Inno-cence, distribution of pam-phlets to public including

lorry drivers towards Zero Discrimination, street plays towards Zero Ignorance and screening of blood samples towards zero new infections.

Experience sharing was done by infected patients to elucidate the evils of this pan-demic and the social status of the infected patients thereaf-ter was also discussed.

All the project sites had engaged clients, suppliers and sub- contractors in their AIDS Day awareness pro-grams.


Eye camp at L&T Steel CentreA free eye camp was

organised at L&T Steel Centre Hydera-

bad on 10th December. Doc-tors and optometrists from Dr.Agarwal’s Eye Hospital screened the staff and the workmen from the neigh-bouring factories. Around 50 people benefited from this programme.

Health camp at LDA RVA Project Lucknow

A health camp was organized at the LDA RVA

Project,Lucknow and over 122 people benefitted from this programme. Blood sug-ar, blood pressure and hemo-globin was tested and drugs were prescribed accordingly. The doctors provided advice on ways to a healthy life and leaflets were distributed to all the participants during the camp.

Hindalco-Mahan team reaches out to school children at Singrauli

As a part of the organi-zation’s CSR initiatives, the staff at Hindalco-Mahan Projects reached out to over 250 children at Swarasati Sis-hu Mandir, a primary school at Majgawan, Mahan, Sin-grauli.

The site team in associa-tion with Hindalco distrib-uted school bags and sta-tionary kits to the children during the Bal Divas celebra-tion. During the event, Mrs. & Mr. Ratan Somani (CEO and unit head of HINDAL-CO), Mrs. Agarwal (wife of Mr. U B Agarwal - Project Head HINDALCO), Mr. J Suresh (Project Manager) and Mr. S Annamalai (Ad-min In-charge) participated.

HZL Team celebrates children’s day at the Workmen Camp

On the occasion of Chil-dren’s Day, the team at HZL-Dariba site distributed choc-olates, toys and clothes for the children in our workmen camp. Two swings were also put up at the crèche for the children’s play area. Mr. P. Muthuraj, Project Manager presented the toys to the children on 14th November.

Earlier, the site had also opened a day care centre cum play school for the work-men’s children which had

been greatly welcomed and appreciated by the work-ers thereby boosting their morale and commitment to-wards the project work.

Nashik Elevated Corridor Project team donates 123 units of blood to Red Cross

This voluntary blood donation camp was held in association with Red Cross society Nashik at the site of-fice in PathardiDeolali Camp

Road. Mr. P Velrasu (District Magistrate & Collector) inau-gurated the event along with Mr. Shri Ram Mishra (Project Director NHAI). The guests

appreciated Mr.M V S Rao (Chief Project Officer, L&T) and the site team for initiat-ing such an event and con-tributing 123 units of blood.


Over 250 benefit from L&T PRAYAS Free Eye Camp

Over 250 people living in and around CRR Puram near Virugambakkam, Chennai benefited from a free comprehensive eye camp conducted jointly by L&T’s PRAYAS Trust and Sankara Nethralaya Eye Hospital on December 17th, 2011. A team of 25 optom-etrists headed by Dr. Sheila John, Head Tele Ophthal-mology, screened the pa-tients all through the day.

A detailed audio-visual presentation on eye aware-ness was given to all pa-tients during the initial screening. Out of those screened, eighteen cases were operated for a free cataract surgery and over a hundred people have been given free spectacles. Three special cases who were detected with Glucoma, operated retinal detach-ment and healed choroidi-tishave been recommended

laya School, Mr. B Ram-akrishnan, EVP Finance & Accounts, L&T Construc-tion, said that L&T has been involving itself in many significant CSR activities through its PRAYAS Trust. He also told the gathering about the inauguration of the state-of-the-art Medi-cal Centre constructed by L&T at Virugambakkam in January 2012, with the aim of providing advanced health care services to the less privileged people. He reiterated the importance of eye care and appreci-ated Sankara Nethralaya immensely for their phil-anthropic service to the society. Dr. Sheila John thanked L&T for the oppor-tunity to collaborate for the third consecutive time and appreciated L&T’s service motto.

for immediate treatment at Sankara Nethralaya.

The public at CRR puram expressed their profound happiness when they were

informed that a free Intra-Ocular Lens Fixation (IOL) follow-up for the patients will be done at the PRAYAS Medical Centre by Sankara

Nethralaya staff and fur-ther reviews will take place at Sankara Nethralaya.

Inaugurating the camp at NarayanababuVidya-

Over 450 workmen benefit from a health camp at ESIC site

The ESIC medical col-lege and hospital project, Paripally, Kollam organ-ised yet another free health camp at site on 17th Decem-ber.

This camp was held in association with the dis-trict medical office and the National Rural Health Mis-sion. Over 450 workmen were screened for general fitness along with a detailed

blood examination and der-matological testing. Free medicines were distributed as per the docotors advice.

The project manager Mr.S Vadivazhagan and Mr.S.Ramamoorthi, Assist-ant Manager - Industrial Relations along with the health inspector, local pan-chayat ward member and the district leprosy officer flagged off the camp.

TCS Centre Project Kochi conducts mass health camps for workmen

A mass health check-up was conducted at TCS Cen-tre Project, Kochi on 2nd December. With a medical team of over seven profes-sionals, 300 workmen were screened during this camp. The Project Manager Mr. E. Arul, Accountant Mr. N. V. Subhramaniyam and EHS In-charge Mr. M. R. Das led this initiative.

During this programme, the workmen were also intro-duced to the importance of HIV awareness and its modes of transmission. Detailed posters were displayed at site and the doctors addressed

the same among workmen.Free medicines were dis-

tributed to workmen upon the doctor’s prescription.

A similar programme was held on 30th November where over 200 workmen were screened for malaria

through their blood sample by a team of seven medi-cal practitioners. These pro-grammes were conducted in association with Rajagiri Outreach – Suraksha Migrant Project & Primary Health Centre.


World AIDS Day observed at sites

L&T SUCG JV at Chennai Metro Underground Package observed World AIDS Day on 1st December with a series of activities. The Project Di-rector Mr.R.G.Saini adressed the gathering followed by a lecture on AIDS aware-ness by Mr.K.N.S.Varadhan (TNSACS) Tamil Nadu State Aids Control Society.

A Drama was enacted by workmen highlighting the modes of HIV/AIDS Trans-mission and the importance of protective relationship with the partner. Pamphlets, condoms and sweets were distributed to all the employ-ees and the program con-cluded with the screening of a movie on HIV/AIDS.

At the DMRC CMC-1 Project, World AIDS Day was observed with a display of awareness posters and banners at site. Educational sessions were conducted and study material/pamphlets were distributed.

An audio-visual screen-ing was organized for the benefit of the workmen. Mr. Jitender Kumar Arya (CEHSM), Mr. Sandeep Singh (Tunnel In-Charge), Mr. Rajeev Gupta (Tunnel Manager), Mr. R.R. Kapoor (Mechanical In-Charge) and Mr. L.C. Tripathi (IR In-charge) also addressed the gathering.

World AIDS Day was observed at Vedanta

Housing Project – Jharsugu-da with Mr. R. K. CHOUD-HARY Project Manager ad-dressing the gathering on AIDS awareness.

An awareness Camp was org anised at the MIAL

Project on the occasion of World Aids Day on 1st De-cember.

Badges were distributed to the workmen; posters were displayed at site along with the distribution of pam-phlets and booklets in Hindi & Marathi followed by a lec-ture on HIV prevention by EHS /IR Department repre-sentatives. Over 5850 work-men and staff participated in this camp. This programme not only helped in generat-ing awareness among the workmen but also clarified many myths about the dis-ease.

At the KSTL Siliguri site, posters were displayed

at site and discussions on HIV and modes of infection and prevention were carried out in the presence of staff and workmen.

440/220/66 kV GIS Substa-tion at Harsh Vihar, Delhi organized an awareness pro-gram/campaign for the 145 workmen & staff at site. The symptoms, cause & preven-tion of the deadly disease was explained to the gather-ing by Mr. AK Shahi (Con-struction Manager –Civil), Mr. Amarjeet Singh (Sr. En-gineer Quality) & Mr. Rajku-mar Kushwaha (Engineer- EHS).

A Lecture on AIDS/ HIV and personal hygiene

was organized at CSTI-Pilkhuwa on 29th Novem-ber in association with Rama Medical College & Hospital. Animated movies on the subject were played and an interactive session was con-ducted to clarify queries. The staff and trainees partici-pated in this programme and benefited from it.


Speaking during the oc-casion Mr.Naik highlighted the organization’s commit-ment towards serving the community and assured that the L&T leadership would always support such CSR efforts urging the Prayas

New Prayas Medical Centre inaugurated to expand medical service to a larger community

Prayas Trust, Chennai and L&T unveiled its state-of-the-art Medical Centre which will cater to the needs of over 150 patients each day, at Virugambakkam on 19th January 2012. The new two storied 525 sq.m build-ing, diagonally opposite to the existing Prayas medical centre was inaugurated by the Chairman & Managing Director of L&T, Mr.A M Naik.

Following Mr.Naik, Mr. A Ramakrishna, Former Joint Managing Director and Mrs.Suryakumari Ramakrishna, Founder President, Prayas Trust unveiled the plaque of the Out Patient Department on the ground floor. Mr. K V Rangaswami, Advisor to Chairman along with Mrs. Chitra Rangaswami, Presi-dent, Prayas Trust unveiled the plaque at the Surgical Unit on the first floor. Mr. S N Subrahmanyan, Mem-ber of Board & Senior EVP, along with Mrs. Meena Sub-rahmanyan, Trustee, Prayas Trust unveiled the Dhanvan-thari Hall on the 2nd floor.

Team to do more. Mr. A Ra-makrishna appreciated the dedication of the Prayas team towards community uplift-ment from its very inception, and wished them all suc-cess in this endeavour. Mr. K V Rangaswami referred

to the early humble days of Prayas when the spouses of L&T employees served the community with limited re-sources and expressed his delight towards realizing this dream which will help in doing yeoman service to

the less privileged sections of the society. Mr.S N Subrah-manyan, Member of Board & EVP, Member of Board & EVP shared his thoughts on the CSR objectives of the organization and said that such medical centres would


The year 2011 was de-clared by the UN as Inter-national Year of Forest and a global platform to raise awareness on sustainable management, conservation and development of all types of forests. As a fore runner to this Green initiative, L&T has been partnering with ISHA Foundation in an inspiring ecological drive towards cre-ating additional green cover in its campuses, project sites and neighbourhood.

Mr. K.V. Rangaswami (KVR) had inaugurated “Project GreenHands” at L&T’s Manapakkam, Chen-nai HQ campus on April 9, 2009 and kick started the proceedings for creating a seedling nursery-bed. In the last one and half year, with the support of our green vol-unteers, more than 16,000 saplings have been nurtured

Janamotsav & Vanamotsav Programme –

and planted in various pub-lic places - like schools, col-leges, hospitals and local townships. The green mis-sion has reached adjacent districts like Vellore, Kan-chipuram, Chengalpat and Cheyyar. Reinforcing this, Janmotsav & Vanmotsav Programme was started:

With February 8 being KVR’s birthday, he planted a sapling and commenced another Green Birthday ini-tiative for all L&T-ites.

Following his footstep, every one of us will play a vital role to create a Green World, a safe place for our next generation to live. Thr staff will be urged to plant a sapling on their Birthday – with saplings from Green-Hands Nursery.

This has been an ongo-ing programme and many

Our Birthday Gift to Mother Earth! “Trees and humans are in an intimate relationship. What they exhale, we inhale, what we exhale, they inhale. This is a constant relationship that nobody can afford to break or live without.”

- Sadhguru

be needed at others locations across India as well.

Dr. K J Kamat, Medical Director L&T Powai who was instrumental in setting up the facilities at the new centre, along with Dr Usha Krishna, elaborated that a Medical Officer, two General Physicians, with visiting con-sultants will be available at the centre which will prima-rily concentrate on Mother & Child healthcare.

The working hours of the new Medical Centre will be from 9am to 6 pm [as against 4 hours at the old centre]. The diagnostic lab with all the necessary test facilities will enable routine tests con-ducted free of cost; an X-ray unit and an ultrasound ma-

chine is also to be installed soon. The new centre has an operation theatre with facil-ity to perform laparoscopic sterilization surgery with a three bedded day care recov-ery room. In the near future, the centre will scale to pro-vide free child vaccinations with the help of government aided programs. A multi-purpose ‘Dhanvanthari Hall’ on the 2nd floor is for conferences, workshops and awareness camps.

Earlier, Mrs Nirmala Anantha Kumar, Secretary Prayas welcomed the gather-ing and set the context, while Mrs Bala Shankari Ananath-asubramanian, Treasurer, proposed the vote of thanks.

staff have planted saplings on their birthday in the cam-pus. The mission is to plant 25,000 saplings before April 2012.

Let us all be a part of this Green Revolution.


Cherish & Nourish the unique bond between Man and Environment…

MMH IC’s Chennai Cluster sites have created a record by planting 107,770 saplings since June 2011 as against a self-assigned tar-get of 100,000 saplings. In addition to plantation, wa-tering & safe guarding the saplings is also being taken care by these sites. This they achieved by • Designating Green Ex-

ecutive from each site• By observing 5th of each

month as “Environment Day”

• By involving the Forest Department...

• By involving Students Community…

• By involving Sons of the Soil…

• By involving Clients…• By involving Workmen

too…

To publish the CSR initiatives of your office/ site/ establishment, please send your inputs along with original images to [email protected].

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Kudos to JSW, Bellary - 27900 saplingsWSS to Jindal @ Hospet - 21819 saplingsHogenakkal Water Supply - Project - 20814 saplingsBWSSB @ Bangalore - 13285 saplingsLIS Jobs- Shiggaon, Ra-janahalli , Tumkur - 8625 saplingsKWSP @ Trivandrum & Calicut - 5000 saplingsNLC, Neyveli - 4000 saplings4 LTPA Copper Smelt-ing Plant @Tuticorin - 2850 saplingsNTPL @Tuticorin - 1377 saplingsCMWSSB @ Nemmeli - 1100 saplingsTirupathi - 1000 saplings

APML (CHP), Tiroda Team reaches out to Ashram SchoolThe APML (CHP) Tiroda

site of MMH IC distributed 15 desks and benches, a steel almirah and two steel stor-age drums for the Children of orphanage cum Residen-tial Ashram School, Dande-gaon at Ekodi village (situ-ated 12 Kilometers away from the Project site) on 29th December.

The items were presented to the school administra-tion by the Project Manager Mr.T.B.Krishnaiah & team in the presence of the school authorities. The officials thanked L&T for the sup-port extended to the children which will help them live and study in a better atmos-phere.

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