Author: Purvi Srivastava

Story by-Ekta Mahila Samiti | Mahila Mandal Wing | Project Kakri | NCL With dropping mercury, we geared ourselves to ensure that people of our host communities are well equipped to fight chilly waves and low temperatures. Video here is a glimpse of blanket distribution in Ranhor Village, Myorpur. Ranhor is one of our host community and a challenging destination because of its harsh topography. Money was never an issue, it only costed an effort to reach this remote village. And just to clarify that word ‘remote’ here, we would like to…

‘There are too many flowers is a better way of saying there are too many children’ Children indeed are flowers. And Republic Day celebrations in Kakri Eklavya Ground  illustrated these words beautifully  when the flowers of various colours performed under the aegis of Tricolour. Children sang, danced and performed exceptionally well. Everyone on Eklavya Kakri Ground was enthralled to see their performance. The ground was all abuzzed with sounds of clapping that matched rhythm of patriotism. Some behind the stage moments  

Story by- Ekta Mahila Samiti | Mahila Mandal Wing |Project Kakri | NCL “Office Picnic- A way of creating connected ecosystem of families.” CSR and welfare can be very hard for employees to relate to if we don’t make it tangible to their everyday lives. We always vouch for creating a happy ecology in and around workplace. Behind every happy man, there is a happy family. A happy family not only adds to productivity of employees but also uplifts and maintain their quality of life. And what better way to enjoy…

“Have you come with the solution OR Are you part of the problem.” –An example of nudge theory on placard kept at worktable of GM, Kakri. Have seen this placard number of times on my GM Sir’s table. Still, can’t get enough of it. It fascinates me every time. And what best way to deal with a fascination than write about it! So the post. Read on. How Google applied choice architecture and nudging to improve health of its employees? Google had twelve-inch plates in their cafeteria. To minimise wastage of food,…

Story by- Project Kakri, NCL We are guided by the principles of good corporate citizenship. And are determined to illuminate the world not only through coal we provide, but also through socially focused actions. To illustrate it yet again, we undertook distribution of solar lanterns in one of our host communities. Beneficiaries-50 homes of Ranhor. Ranhor is a village around 20 kms from Kakri and is one of the host community. What they received– Solar Lanterns What we received- Joy of illuminating their homes in environmentally responsible manner.  

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