ECL, a subsidiary of Coal India Limited, presents a model warship made from discarded components of coal mining machinery at ECL's Neamatpur Central Workshop under the 'Waste to Wealth' initiative of Special Campaign 6.
In a unique gesture of gratitude and respect for the Indian Navy's unwavering commitment to safeguarding the nation's maritime frontiers, Eastern Coalfields Limited (ECL) a subsidiary of Coal India Limited under the Ministry of Coal, on Friday presented a specially crafted model of a warship to the 1 Bengal NCC Naval Unit, Group Headquarters NCC Kolkata ‘C’.
The model was meticulously designed and fabricated at ECL's Neamatpur Central Workshop under the ‘Waste to Wealth’ initiative of Special Campaign 6, being implemented across ECL under the guidance of Dr. Satish Jha, Chairman-cum-Managing Director. The creation showcases the technical ingenuity and craftsmanship of ECL's workforce, transforming industrial scrap into a symbol of national pride while promoting resource reutilisation and sustainability.
The model was one of ten created by ECL under the ‘Waste to Wealth’ initiative during the ongoing Special Campaign 6. Each model conveys a symbolic message on themes of public importance, developed by creatively repurposing discarded materials.
On behalf of the Chairman-cum-Managing Director, the Functional Directors and the entire ECL Parivar, Maj. S. Tiwari, Chief of Security, ECL, accompanied by Ms. Nishchal Soni, Manager (HR), Neamatpur Central Workshop, presented the model to Commodore Caesar Basu and Commander Sanjib Saran of the Indian Navy as a token of appreciation for the Armed Forces' dedicated service to the nation.
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