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BCCL Wins Two Gold Awards at Greentech CSR India Awards 2026 for Skill Development and Education

Bharat Coking Coal Limited recognised in New Delhi for impactful CSR initiatives focused on education, vocational training, and community empowerment.
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New Delhi: Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL) has been awarded two prestigious Greentech Gold Awards at the 12th Greentech CSR India Awards 2026 held in New Delhi on May 13, 2026. The company was recognised in the categories of Skill Development and Promotion of Education, highlighting its strong commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

The awards were received by members of BCCL’s CSR team during a ceremony attended by senior industry leaders, policymakers, and social sector experts.

Recognition for Strong CSR Performance

The awards acknowledge BCCL’s consistent efforts in implementing impactful CSR programmes aimed at community development and empowerment.

Key Focus Areas of BCCL CSR Initiatives:

  • Skill development and vocational training
  • Promotion of education in rural and mining regions
  • Employment-oriented training programmes
  • Community capacity building and self-reliance initiatives

These efforts are designed to improve livelihoods and support long-term socio-economic development in areas surrounding BCCL’s operations.

Read also: Rajeev Kumar Sinha Assumes Additional Charge as Director (Technical/Project & Planning) at BCCL

Focus on Skill Development and Education

BCCL was specifically recognised for its contributions in:

  • Enhancing employability through skill training programmes
  • Supporting education initiatives for underprivileged communities
  • Building a skilled workforce aligned with industry needs
  • Promoting inclusive growth in mining-affected regions

The company’s CSR model focuses on creating sustainable opportunities for youth and improving quality of life in local communities.

Commitment to Inclusive Growth

The recognition at a national platform reinforces BCCL’s role as a responsible public sector enterprise. Its CSR strategy aligns with broader national development goals by focusing on:

  • Economic empowerment
  • Human resource development
  • Community upliftment
  • Long-term sustainable growth

Officials stated that such initiatives help bridge the gap between industrial development and social progress.

About BCCL

Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL) is a Miniratna PSU and a subsidiary of Coal India Limited. It is one of India’s leading producers of coking coal, supplying essential raw material to the steel sector. The company operates major mines in Jharkhand and West Bengal and plays a key role in supporting India’s industrial and manufacturing growth.

Read also: BCCL Reports 59% Drop in Q4 Profit to ₹27.28 Crore Amid Lower Revenue and Decline in Coal Production


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