Tuticorin: Sterlite Copper has laid a road for a stretch of
2.67 kms from Madurai bypass towards Milavittan village at a cost of Rs 1.13
crore.
Mr.S.T.Chellapandian,
Honourable Minister for Social Welfare formally handed over the road to the
Milavittan villagers in the presence of Mr.P.Ramnath, Chief Executive Officer,
Sterlite Copper and Ms.Gokila, Councillor, Milavittan in a function held on
Saturday.
Sterlite
carried out the road laying work under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
programme on the request of the villagers. The road which serves as a route to
reach Milavittan village from the highway had become almost impossible to use
due to the presence of gaping potholes. The motorists found it hard to use the
road for the last four years and even the students of the village used train
service to reach Tuticorin because of the poor condition of the road.
Sterlite
Copper laid the 2.67 km road with necessary road safety signage, caution
boards, speed breakers and road markings. The width of the road has also been
increased so that two four wheelers on both the sides can use the road
simultaneously. The project was one of the major CSR programmes initiated in
this year.
Speaking
on the occasion, “The road laying work was initiated as part of our model
village project and we have initiated several projects to make it a model
village,” said Mr.P.RamnathCEO, Sterlite Copper. He informed that Sterlite has
spent more than Rs 3 crore towards community welfare initiatives at Thoothukudi
in the current financial year.
Mr.Suresh
Bose, Head – Human Resources, Mr.D.Dhanavel, General
Manager – Projects, Mr.R.Rajasekarapandy, Head – CSR, Sterlite Copper and
Milavittan villagers were present during the inauguration ceremony.
Photo Cut Line: S.T.Chellapandian, Honourable Minister for Labour Welfare inaugurating
newly laid road by Sterlite Copper at Milavittan on Saturday.
For further information, please contact:
L.N.Balakrishnan
Head - Public Relations
Sterlite
Copper
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ln.balakrishnan@vedanta.co.in
Tel: +91
461 424 2926
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