On National Sports Day, Sesa Goa reaffirms its legacy of promoting grassroots sports for over seven decades. Through initiatives like the Sesa Football Academy (SFA), Vedanta Women’s League, and support for para-athletes, the company has impacted over 8000 young athletes, nurturing talent and driving inclusive growth in Indian sports.
Vedanta Sesa Goa-Iron Ore Goa (IOG) recently organized a series of employee-led community initiatives in Bicholim, Piligao, and Maem. From hygiene awareness and career guidance to financial literacy and inclusive marketplaces, the volunteerism drive demonstrated the company’s deep-rooted commitment to social impact and empowerment.
SFA alumnus Jason Dmelo has taken charge as Head Coach of Sesa Football Academy, marking a new phase in the #LetsFootballForIndia initiative as the academy eyes greater national presence in men’s and women’s football.
As India strides towards its $7 trillion economic vision by 2030, Vedanta Sesa Goa is playing a transformative role in youth empowerment. Through a range of initiatives spanning technical, digital, sports, and entrepreneurial training, over 1 lakh young individuals have been upskilled since 2018 — setting the foundation for an inclusive and empowered #ViksitBharat.
As part of its ongoing #IronWill4GreenerPlanet initiative, Vedanta Sesa Goa organized an educational visit to the Sanquelim Reclaimed Mines (SRM) for National Service Scheme (NSS) students from Government College of Arts, Science and Commerce (GCASC), Khandola, and employees. The visit showcased the remarkable transformation of a former mining site into a sustainable, green ecosystem. The students were introduced to environmental practices like eco-friendly construction, sustainable fish farming, and the importance of biodiversity restoration. The initiative also encouraged students to become #SesaGreenWarriors, helping spread awareness about eco-conscious behaviors.
