The Jindal Steel and Power Ltd (JSPL) began holding commemoration of 30 years of its business excellence at its mega steelmaking facility here on Friday.
A scintillating cultural programme, including presentation of classical dances, marked the commemoration attended members of the entire Jindal family. On the occasion, the company honoured 74 employees who are working with it for more than last 25 years.
Chairperson emeritus of OP Jindal Group Savitri Jindal, chairman of Jindal SAW Pritvi Raj Jindal, Aarti Jindal, chairman of JSW Group Sajjan Jindal, Sangita Jindal, chairman of Jindal Stainless Ltd Rattan Jindal, chairman of JSPL Naveen Jindal and co-chairperson of JSPL Foundation Shallu Jindal joined the grand occasion, among others.
“The JSPL is a result of OP Jindal’s vision of building a self-reliant India in every industrial sector. With a humble beginning at Raigarh in 1989, JSPL emerged successful in its quest for building a nation of our dream. It now a dominant player in business landscape across multiple sectors of Indian economy, including steel, power, infrastructure, mining and cement. We are thankful for support various people during this 30 years journey of JSPL,” said Naveen Jindal.
Renowned artists from various parts of the country presented “Nritya Sangam” in the temple premises of JSPL Nagar. Classical dances such as Pung Cholam, Kuchipudi, Mohiniyattam, Odishi and Kathak were presented. JSPL co-founder Shallu Jindal’s Kuchipudi recital enthralled the audience.
The JSPL has spread its footprints across three States in India, including Odisha, and overseas which includes Oman, Australia, Mozambique and South Africa. Led by Naveen Jindal, the JSPL has created cutting-edge capacities to produce 11.6 million tonne per annum steel and 5,034 MW power.