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Awareness Programme on Pre-diabetes and Prevention of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Held at OHSC An awareness programme on pre-diabetes and the prevention of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus was organized at the Occupational Health Service Centre (OHSC) of SAIL, Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP) on 25th November 2024. Dr. S. Kumar, Deputy CMO (OHSC) was present in the inaugural session of the programme. The Awareness Programme witnessed participation from more than 30 employees from various units of the plant. Ms. Nabanita Jena, Assistant Manager (Medical) was the resource person for the session. She educated the participants on the fundamentals of diabetes, strategies for its prevention and the significance of adopting a healthy lifestyle. Emphasis was laid on maintaining a balanced diet, engaging in regular exercise and avoiding smoking and alcohol. To enhance understanding, a video-assisted teaching module was also utilized during the session. The participants were primarily employees identified as being in the pre-diabetic stage during regular health check-ups conducted at the OHSC. Notably, during the health check up between June to October 2024, 187 employees were diagnosed with pre-diabetic parameters. To support these employees in managing their condition and improving their quality of life, similar awareness programmes will continue to be conducted in the future.

Annual Science and Arts and Crafts Exhibition organised at RSP’s Ispat Vidya Mandir The Annual Science and Arts and Crafts Exhibition was organised at Rourkela Steel Plant’s Ispat Vidya Mandir, Sector – 19 on 29th November 2024. Mr. P K Swain, CGM (TA & CSR) was the Chief Guest and inaugurated the exhibition. Mr. Asim Sabat GM (TS- Education) was the Guests of Honour while Mr. P K Panigrahi, Reader (Chemistry), Neelashaila College, Jagda, was the Chief Speaker of the function. Dr. S Tripathy, Principal (IVM) presided over the function and took the dignitaries around the exhibition where they interacted with the students regarding their projects and encouraged them. The dignitaries presented the prizes to the winners of the exhibition. The students had exhibited 40 science projects and around 20 exhibits of arts and crafts on the occasion. At the outset the Principal welcomed the gathering while Ms Swati Mohanty, PGT Teacher (IVM) proposed a formal vote of thanks 

Synergy Lok Sanskrutik Mahotsav organised by SAIL, Rourkela Steel Plant in Bisra Block   -        Aarti Dance troupe of Udsu village bags the Championship Trophy Thirty dance troupes from different villages of Bisra Block enthusiastically participated in the zonal level competition of  Synergy Lok Sanskrutik Mahotsav, organised by the CSR Department of SAIL, Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP) at Tulsi Kani  village on 29th November .  Mr. Atish Sarkar, CGM (Quality), RSP graced the concluding function as the Chief Guest while Dr. P K Sahoo, GM In-charge (HR- Non-Works - CF) was the Guest of Honour of the function. Also present on the occasion were Ms. Munmun Mittra, GM (CSR), Mr. Bivabasy Mallik, GM (CSR), Mr. T.B.Toppo, AGM (CSR), Mr. A N Pati, AGM (CSR), other Officials of CSR, SHG Group members and village elders.  Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Sarkar congratulated the winners as well as the participants and praised the rich cultural heritage of the region. He lauded the efforts of CSR department of RSP in promoting and preserving the culture. The dignitaries presented the first, second and third prizes to the winners of the dance competitions. Aarti Dance Troupe of Udsu village emerged as Champion of the Bisra Block dance festival and won cash award of Rs. 10,000/- and the Champion trophy. Sanchita Dance troupe of Udsu village, bagged the second prize that consisted of a cash award of Rs. 8,000/- and a trophy. The third prize carrying a cash prize of Rs. 6,000/- and a trophy was presented to the Laxmi dance troupe from Sarubahal village. The judges were also felicitated on the occasion. Consolation prizes of Rs. 2,500/- were also given to each of the remaining participating troupes. The event was organised by the CSR Department of RSP with the support of Susena  Self Help Group of Tulsikani village. Ms. Munmun Mittra welcomed the gathering while Mr. T B Toppo proposed a formal vote of thanks. Mr. B Ekka, Senior Field Assistant (CSR) anchored the event. The event was facilitated by the CSR team of RSP. A large number of villagers from neighbouring areas enjoyed the dance extravaganza. 

Laser-Based Anti-Collision Devices installed on EOT Cranes in Plate Mill of SAIL, Rourkela Steel Plant for enhanced efficiency and Safety    In a remarkable feat of engineering prowess, Plate Mill (Electrical) collective of SAIL, Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP) has improved workplace safety, by installing laser-based anti-collision devices on EOT Cranes no.-320 and 321 in the BC bay of Plate Mill. These cranes, which operate in tandem to handle critical tasks such as shifting plates, loading wagons, and maintenance, now have in them enhanced operational safety thanks to the newly installed devices.    The state-of-the-art laser-based anti-collision devices, equipped with adjustable sensing distances of up to 10 meters and integrated alarm systems, ensure precise detection and prevention of potential collisions. This initiative not only enhances safety but also aligns with the RSP commitment to adopting cost-effective solutions. Notably, the devices were sourced from the decommissioned HSM-1, significantly reducing costs and optimizing resource utilization. Apart from Cranes 320 and 321, similar devices have been successfully installed on five other cranes, further expanding the safety net within Plate Mill.    The entire project, from the meticulous commissioning to testing of the Collision Devices, was executed with precision and efficiency under the leadership of Mr. Diptankar Mahapatra, GM, Plate Mill (Electrical), and guidance of Mr. Etwa Oraon, CGM, Plate Mill and Mr. R.K. Muduli, CGM (Electrical). Mr. D.K. Sahu, Deputy Manager (Elecctrical), Mr. B. Barisal, Junior Manager (Electrical), Mr.  Anurag Johnson Topno, ACT and Mr. T.P. Patua, MOMT who exhibited exceptional dedication and expertise in execution of the project.     This achievement highlights the Plate Mill’s dedication to fostering a safe and efficient working environment while demonstrating effective resource management for the betterment of the organization.

Shabash award’ presented to Employees of Finance Area of SAIL, RSP for exemplary contributions In a function organised at the Finance & Accounts Department of SAIL, Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP) on 30th November 2024 Shabash awards were presented in the presence of Mr. A K Behuria, ED (F&A) and Mr. Rajesh Dasgupta, CGM (F&A). The award winners are Mr. Manoj Kumar Sahoo, AGM (F&A), Mr. Tanuj Kumar Sahoo, Sr. Manager (F&A), Mr. Sunil Ku Pradhan, Dy. Manager (F&A), Mr. Bikash Muguri, Executive Asst.(F&A), Ms. Suchitra Pani, Executive Asst.(F&A) and Ms. Ankita pradhan, Executive Asst.(F&A) in recognition of their exemplary contributions in respective work areas. and  Many Senior Officers of the Department were present on the occasion.     Notably, Mr. Manoj Kumar Sahoo was recognized for active involvement in settlement of employee bills and payroll management while Mr. Tanuj Kumar Sahoo was recognized for important role in settlement of coal cess. Mr. Sunil ku pradhan was recognized for his persistent effort, dedication and close co-ordination with Fund Management and Developement of MIS.     Similarly, Mr. Bikash muguri was recognized for his commitment, dedication and ethical values in Sales Section while Ms. Ankita pradhan was recognized for developement of reports on Blast Furnace,Mills and Finance Bulletin.  Ms. Suchitra pani was recognized for developement of database for different cost parameters.Mr. S.R.Behera, DGM (F&A) coordinated the function. 

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RSP Open School Chess Tournament-2024 organized by Rourkela Steel Plant inaugurated          The RSP Open School Chess Tournament-2024 organised by the Sports Unit of SAIL, Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP) was inaugurated by Mr. B K Jojo, CGM (Town Engineering & Horticulture) at Biju Pattnaik Hockey Stadium on 29th November, 2024. Present on the occasion were Mr. Asim Sabat, GM (Town Services) and other officers, students, parents and guardians. Mr. Jojo declared the championship open and also made few moves on the chess board to mark the beginning of the tournament.         Speaking on the occasion Mr. Jojo commended the efforts of the Sports Unit of RSP for organising such an event. He highlighted the importance of the brain stimulating game and urged all to encourage the younger generations to participate more and more to exhibit higher brain function. Mr. Asim Sabat delivered the welcome address and exhorted the players to exhibit their talent in the championship while Mr. R N Padhi, Deputy Manager (Sports) proposed a formal vote of thanks. Mr. Anil Mallick of SSM was the masters of the ceremony.     Notably, 212 students from more than 20 different schools are taking part in the championship scheduled to conclude on 30th November.

SAIL, Rourkela Steel Plant inducts 2 new BOI Wagons for enhanced material transportation In a significant stride towards strengthening its infrastructure and optimizing material transportation capabilities, Traffic & Raw Material (T&RM) department of SAIL, Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP) inducted two new BOI wagons on 28th November, 2024. The wagons were inaugurated by Mr. K. Sunyani, CGM(T&RM) in the presence of other senior officials from RSP.      These newly inducted wagons will be used for transportation of scraps for feeding to Steel Melting Shops and secondary steel materials to Secondary Steel Stock Yard (SSSY). Each of these advanced BOI wagons comes at a cost of Rs. 51.06 lakhs, underlining SAIL RSP's unwavering commitment to quality and efficiency. These 2 standard BOI wagons have been supplied by M/s SAIL GROWTH WORKS, KULTI. It is noteworthy that RSP is having a fleet of 500 internal Rolling Stock for transportation of finished, semi-finished, by-products and raw materials. These wagons are being maintained by Carriage & Wagon Shop of T&RM department. Out of these 500 wagons, 105 are BOI wagons. With these new wagons, SAIL Rourkela Steel Plant continues to set new benchmarks in the steel industry, further solidifying its position as a leader in innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction. #Logistics #rollingstock #materialhandling

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