Tata Steel unveiled ‘On the Road to Initiatives of Change’ a book profiling humble youths playing agents of change in hinterlands of Jharkhand and Odisha. The book was unveiled by TV Narendran, managing director, Tata Steel India & South East Asia.
The book, authored by Deepa Adhikari, features 35 youths who recognised their inner potential after being part of Initiatives of Change (IofC)—a Tata Steel-supported programme that intends to bring about positive changes in human behavior.
Referring to the youths featured in the book, Narendran said, “We need to learn a lesson on leadership from these young achievers. They are the leaders of tomorrow.
If they continue to reach out to more people, the entire movement can change the country.” He emphasized that a cohesive culture to serve the community is also building up among the employees, who are voluntarily contributing towards community development.
During the programme, some of the youth featured in the book shared their transformational journeys that were marked with trials and tribulations.
Tata Steel has been supporting youth leadership training under Moral Rearmament (MRA), now known as ‘Initiatives Of Change’ and has reached out to over 3,500 youths in the last four years.
The training is provided by resource persons from Jamshedpur as well as from Asia Plateau Conference Centre, Panchgani.