11 November 2026
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MCL Invests ₹375.87 Crore in Odisha CSR Projects to Drive Healthcare, Education and Community Growth

Coal India Subsidiary Focuses on Healthcare, Education, Livelihood Support and Sustainable Growth Through Welfare Projects
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Odisha: Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL) has invested ₹375.87 crore in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives during the financial year 2025-26, focusing on healthcare, education, livelihood support and community infrastructure development across Odisha.

The company said the CSR investment reflects its commitment towards inclusive growth, sustainable development and improving the quality of life of communities living around its operational areas.

MCL Focuses on Healthcare, Education and Social Welfare Projects

MCL has utilised its CSR funds for a range of community-focused programmes aimed at addressing key social development needs.

The major areas of focus include:

  • Strengthening healthcare facilities
  • Expanding educational opportunities
  • Supporting livelihood development
  • Improving social infrastructure
  • Promoting long-term community welfare

Through these initiatives, the company aims to create better opportunities and improve living standards for people in areas surrounding its mining operations.

Read also: MCL Appoints Md. Anzar Alam as Director (Finance) on Additional Charge, Strengthening Financial Leadership

CSR Initiatives Supporting Sustainable Community Growth

Mahanadi Coalfields Limited stated that its CSR programmes are designed to generate a meaningful and lasting impact on local communities.

The company’s initiatives are helping strengthen essential services and empower people through improved access to education, healthcare facilities and economic opportunities.

MCL emphasised that responsible corporate practices and community-oriented investments are important for achieving sustainable development.

Contribution Towards Odisha’s Overall Development

The CSR initiatives undertaken by MCL are contributing to the broader development goals of Odisha by supporting social welfare projects and strengthening community resilience.

The company continues to focus on balancing its core mining operations with responsible environmental and social commitments.

With a CSR expenditure of ₹375.87 crore in FY 2025-26, MCL remains committed to creating positive social impact and supporting inclusive growth in the state.

About Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL)

Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL) is a major subsidiary of Coal India Limited under the Ministry of Coal, Government of India. It is one of the largest coal-producing companies in India, primarily operating in Odisha, and plays a crucial role in meeting the country’s energy demand through coal production and supply to power and industrial sectors.

Read also: MCL Signs ₹17 Lakh CSR MoU for Battery-Operated Patient Transport Vehicles in Odisha, Boosts Rural Healthcare Access


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