Dalmia Bharat Foundation (DBF), the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) arm of Dalmia Bharat Group paved the path in the inauguration of the assembly hall constructed at Govind Secondary School, Balidih which was done by Priya Ranjan, Deputy Executive Director and Unit Head, Bokaro.
The programme was attended by school management, 150 students, other teaching staff, cutting and tailoring, beautician, electrician and computer training trainees by Digital Learning Lab 'World on Wheels' (WOW) bus under DBF . Addressing the programme, unit head Priya Ranjan expressed happiness over the construction of the meeting hall and congratulated the school management and said that Dalmia management will always cooperate in taking the school forward.
Also present on the occasion, Data Ram the Principal of the school thanked the management of Dalmia Cement Bokaro for the construction of assembly hall, construction of toilets and other programmes conducted by the plant in the school. In parallel during the event parents were also informed about the ways the students studying in the school are benefiting from the various programmes run by Dalmia Cement.
The programme was started by the school children who enthusiastically presented a group welcome song which was appreciated by all. Notably on the occasion, Nikki Ranjan, President, Dalmia Recycling Club who is always active in all DBF activities and is regular to various school programmes and taking care of girl kids in many developmental activities consequently acting as one of the major motivational factors towards women empowerment.
Further Dr. Balram Panda, Head of Plant's Human Resource Department, Gautam Singh (DGM) Finance Department, Sudhir Singh, Chief of Security Department, Dr. Santosh Kumar (CMO) JCW Bokaro Medical Officer, Amit Singh, Mahesh Sharma AGM Civil, Rajeev Kumar AGM Commercial, Sohanlal, Shantanu Banerjee, Neeraj Nagpal, Umesh Prasad, Head of JCW CSR Department, Ganesh Thakur, Head Godabali Dakshina Panchayat and Plant Other officers, employees and other dignitaries of the area were also present.