00:04Hello and welcome, I'm Aarohi and you're watching D-Note Express Weekly CSR Bulletin.
00:08Here we bring you India's most impactful CSR initiatives, breakthrough partnerships and
00:13key updates. So let's get started with today's top stories.
00:20Our first story, NTPC CSR initiative creates livelihood opportunities for project affected
00:27youth. Under NTPC CSR support, 30 youth from families affected by coal mining projects in
00:33Hazaribag have completed a seven-month residential skill development program conducted by Frontline
00:39Global Services Charitable Trust in Tati Silvai. The program trained participants as guest service
00:45associates in food and beverage. The initiative aims to improve employment prospects, build confidence
00:51and support sustainable livelihoods for project affected communities. Moving ahead to our next
00:56story, CSR support helps three-year-old recover from rare leukemia. In Coimbatore, CSR support
01:04from Linde Foundation helped a three-year-old boy from Pullachi receive treatment for high-risk
01:09acute promyelocytic leukemia or APML. The child required intensive medical care including neurosurgery,
01:18chemotherapy, blood product support and rehabilitation. Following continued treatment, the hospital
01:23reported that the child had almost completely recovered with normal speech and the ability
01:28to walk. Now let's take a look at our next story. Finovation conducts mid-term assessment of skill
01:34training institute in Barmer. Finovation conducted a mid-term evaluation of a vocational skill training
01:40institute in Barmer, Rajasthan to assess the program's performance and outcomes. The team collected field
01:46data and examined the effectiveness of the training through an empirical evaluation framework. The assessment
01:51helped identify program gaps and provided recommendations for course correction and improved future
01:56implementation. Moving ahead to our next story, 261 persons with disabilities receive assistive
02:02devices in Rajauri. In Jammu and Kashmir's Rajauri district, 261 persons with disabilities have received
02:09assistive devices through a CSR initiative by Jammu and Kashmir Bank. The beneficiaries received
02:16motorized tricycles, wheelchairs and specialized mobility kits. The initiative aims to improve
02:21mobility, independence and participation in everyday activities. And now, presenting today's final story.
02:28Kochi plans CSR-funded nutritional support for TB patients. The Kochi Corporation is planning to use
02:35CSR funds to provide nutrient kits to people diagnosed with tuberculosis. Screening camps will be
02:41organized across the city's 19 urban primary health centers with free testing and treatment for
02:47patients and their contacts. The campaign will also support early detection and preventive therapy for
02:52vulnerable groups, strengthening the community level response to TB. So that's all for this week's CSR
02:58bulletin. Stay tuned for more impactful stories and updates. On that note, we conclude today's bulletin.
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