Monthly Archives: September 2016

19th September 2016, Bileipada. Vidya Shakti Niyas won the crowd during Tata Sponge Annual Reward & Recognition show Sparkle Knight, organized in its township. The jam packed auditorium roared with thunderous applaud as Vidya Shakti Niyas won three esteemed awards for its selfless service & contribution to the society. VSN and its affiliates Shishu Prem Nursery School and Jeet Fly Ash Products were honoured with trophies by Tata Sponge management. Mr DP Deshpande, Managing Director, Mr Sanjay Pattnaik, Executive Director along with senior executives honoured the dedicated volunteers during the occasion. The mega event was attended by all  company stakeholders, employees & their family members & guests.

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Basudevpur, 15th September 2016. In its mission to curb water borne diseases from the vicinity, Vidya Shakti Niyas conducted another health awareness camp today at Basudevpur village in the Govt Girls’ High School. Dr Arabinda Panda conducted the program, which include awareness on water born diseases during ongoing monsoons. The program was made interactive and interesting with a question answer session among all present. More than 340 students benefited form the program.

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Panchananpur, 13 September 2016. Vidya Shakti regularly promotes Animal Husbandry among the local villagers in the vicinity. An awareness workshop on Goatery was organized today at Panchananpur village, around 20km from Bileipada, in the village Community Centre. Around 30 villagers including farmers & housewives participated in the workshop. Mr Shyama Mohan Sethi (LI), an expert on Animal Husbandry along with Mr NC Naik elaborated on advantages of Goatery. The program was highly praised by the local villagers.

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Anseikala, 9th September 2016. Vidya Shakti Niyas conducted a health awareness camp today in the village of Anseikala, around 10 km from Bileipada. The program was conducted by Dr Arabinda Panda, who focused on water borne diseases during the ongoing monsoons. Around 140 students benefited from the program. An interactive question answer session made the event knowledgeable and interesting.

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