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.
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Dr. Pramod Sawant, Hon’ble CM, Goa, Inaugurates Vedanta Sesa Goa’ Special Projects for the Youth of Goa
Vedanta Sesa Goa, in partnership with Govt. High School, Amona, and VP Amona, inaugurated the Atal Tinkering Lab and laid the foundation stone for an artificial football turf. The initiative aims to promote education, sports, and skill development among the youth of Goa.
Students at Amona, Bicholim Join Vedanta Sesa Goa’ Initiative for a ‘Greener’ Planet
Vedanta Sesa Goa has launched a month-long campaign, #IronWill4GreenerPlanet, aimed at promoting sustainable habits and environmental awareness among the youth. The initiative includes interactive sessions on renewable energy, eco-friendly practices, and sustainability, targeting schools and colleges in Goa.
Vedanta Sesa Goa Committed to Constructive Resolution of Issues Raised by Pilgao and Sarmanas Communities
Vedanta Sesa Goa reaffirms its commitment to responsible mining operations and constructive engagement with local communities, working to resolve issues raised by Pilgao and Sarmanas communities in a fair and transparent manner.
Over 4000 Set to Benefit from Vedanta Sesa Goa’s Hospital Facility Upgrade in Bicholim
Vedanta Sesa Goa's healthcare initiative, Project 'Aarogya,' has upgraded the Out-Patient Department (OPD) at Our Lady of Grace Hospital in Bicholim, Goa, set to benefit over 4,000 patients annually.
