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Financial Assistance by CIL for the victims
of Cloud Burst in Uttarakhand
Coal India Limited (CIL) board in its 299th meeting
has decided to release Rs.25 cr in favour of Prime
Minister’s National Relief Fund for the victims of
Uttarakhand from CSR funds of the company. The
Board also approved an additional amount of Rs. 25
cr for the above purpose from CSR Fund. Thus the
total amount to be paid to Prime Minister’s Relief
Fund for this cause would be Rs.50 Cr [consolidated]
for the Coal India Limited and its subsidiaries.
BHEL Contributes Rs.2 cr to
Uttarkhand CM’s Relief Fund; Employees
also contribute one-day’s salary
Reaching out to the distressed victims in the floodravaged
areas of Uttarakhand, BHEL has made a
humble contribution to help alleviate their suffering.
To this effect, an amount of Rs.2 cr has been
contributed by BHEL to the Chief Minister’s Relief
Fund of Uttarakhand. In addition, BHEL employees
have contributed one-day’s salary for the cause.
BHEL has also rushed important supplies including
food, milk, water and medicines to the affected
areas, from its plants located at Haridwar.
BHEL and its employees have always risen to the
occasion and contributed towards rendering relief
to victims of natural calamities.
NTPC SAIL Power Company - contributes
for Uttarakhand
NTPC SAIL Power Company Limited (NSPCL), a
JV of NTPC and SAIL has contributed Rs. 5 lakh to
the CM’s Relief Fund, Uttarakhand to help the victims
of the unfortunate mass devastation. All the
employees of the company have also contributed,
by way of donating 1 days salary for the cause.
GAIL employees contribute one day’s
salary for relief work in Uttarakhand
The employees of GAIL (India) Limited have voluntarily
contributed one day’s salary for relief and
rehabilitation work in disaster-hit Uttarakhand.
The contribution to the Prime Minister’s Relief
Fund was handed over to Union Minister for
Petroleum and Natural Gas Dr. M. Veerappa Moily
by GAIL CMD Mr. B. C. Tripathi in the presence
of Mr. Vivek Rae, Secretary, Petroleum and Natural
Gas and senior officials of the Ministry, along with
Mr. M. Ravindran, Director (HR) and other officials
of GAIL.
Mr. B. C. Tripathi, CMD, GAIL presenting the GAIL Employees
Contribution to Dr. M. Veerappa Moily, Minister for
Petroleum & Gas
Apart from this, GAIL has contributed Rs 2 crore
to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund as an immediate
measure as part of its Corporate Social
Responsibility initiative for Uttarakhand where
thousands lost their lives and many more were injured
and rendered homeless by the flash floods
last month. The GAIL employees contributed Rs
92.25 lakhs from their salaries to aid relief and rehabilitation
work in the state.
WCL helps for Uttarakhand disaster
Under the Chairmanship of Mr. D. C. Garg, CMD
of Western Coalfields Limited, an urgent meeting
of steering committee members was convened to
discuss about situation arising in Uttrakhand due
to cloudburst and massive land slide. The steering
committee members unanimously decided to contribute
an amount of about Rs. 5 cr towards Prime
Minister Relief Fund for which each employee of
WCL will contribute one days basic pay towards the
corpus. This is also known that WCL had contributed
towards Chief Minister Relief Fund of Maharashtra
few days ago for horrible drought situation in
the state.
NTPC Contributes Rs. 3 crore for Relief
Work at Uttarakhand
In solidarity with the people of Uttarakhand in
this hour of difficulty, NTPC is associating with
Uttarakhand Government to provide relief to the
flood ravaged State. NTPC has stationed its helicopter
in Dehradun at the disposal of the State
Government for using it for evacuation and relief
work. NTPC Family has decided to contribute
Rs 3 cr to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund.
Kaleidoscope July 2013
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