30 October 2026
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

MCL Signs Rs 46.51 Crore MoUs to Upgrade Healthcare Infrastructure in Cuttack, Odisha

MCL to install advanced CT and MRI machines at SCB Medical College and provide eco-friendly patient transport at SVPPGIP, enhancing diagnostics and hospital mobility.
Indian Masterminds Stories

New Delhi/Sambalpur: Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL) has signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) worth Rs 46.51 crores with leading government medical institutions in Cuttack to enhance public healthcare infrastructure in Odisha. The initiatives focus on advanced diagnostic support and improved patient mobility at key hospitals.

Major Diagnostic Upgrade at SCB Medical College

Under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, MCL has committed Rs 46.34 crores for the procurement and installation of two 128-Slice Dual Energy CT Scan machines and one 1.5 Tesla MRI machine at Srirama Chandra Bhanja Medical College & Hospital (SCB MCH), Cuttack.

With an average daily footfall of 8,000–10,000 patients, the addition of these advanced imaging systems is expected to:

  • Enhance diagnostic accuracy and precision
  • Reduce patient waiting times
  • Benefit nearly 25–30 lakh patients annually across Odisha and neighbouring regions

Read also: MCL Hosts Consumer Meet–2026 to Enhance Coal Supply Efficiency and Strengthen Stakeholder Engagement

Eco-Friendly Patient Mobility at SVPPGIP

In a separate initiative, MCL signed an MoU with Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Post Graduate Institute of Paediatrics (SVPPGIP), Cuttack, also known as Shishu Bhawan. The company has allocated Rs 16.99 lakh to procure three 8-seated battery-operated passenger vehicles.

These vehicles will provide safe, efficient, and eco-friendly patient transportation within the hospital campus, enhancing the overall patient experience.

Commitment to Community Welfare

Through these initiatives, MCL continues to go beyond its core operations, supporting life-saving healthcare infrastructure and improving public service delivery in Odisha. The projects reflect MCL’s ongoing commitment to community welfare and sustainable development.

About Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL)

Founded in 1973, MCL is a flagship PSU under Coal India Limited, engaged in the exploration and production of coal in Odisha. The company plays a key role in India’s energy sector while actively contributing to regional development through CSR initiatives in healthcare, education, and community welfare.

Read also: MCL Leads High-Level Coal India Workshop on Roadmap for Implementing New Labour Codes


Indian Masterminds Stories
Join our WhatsApp Channel
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Related Stories
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
NEWS
punjab cm
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Highlights 70,000 Government Jobs, Education Reforms and Rural Development
Chhattisgarh Pragati-50 Programme
Chhattisgarh Pragati-50 Programme: Raipur, Bilaspur to Become Model Clean Cities, User Charges May Rise 
Uttarakhand Development Projects
Uttarakhand Govt Approves Five Development Projects Worth ₹769 Crore, Khairna Barrage Gets Green Light 
industrial-hub-
Uttar Pradesh Govt Approves Rs 80 Crore for Aligarh Talanagri Industrial Area, 1,300 Plots to Benefit 
DFCCIL FIDIC Asia Pacific Project Award
DFCCIL Wins Prestigious FIDIC Asia Pacific Project Award 2026 for Transforming India's Freight Network 
SJVN Buxar Thermal Power Project
SJVN Board Approves Merger of STPL, Operator of 1,320 MW Buxar Thermal Power Plant
GAIL PSU
GAIL Q2 FY27 Results: Net Profit More Than Doubles to Rs 4,650 Crore, Revenue Rises to Rs 45,924 Crore
IndianOil Vigilance Awareness Week-
IndianOil Organises Inter-School Quiz Competition During Vigilance Awareness Week 2026 
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Videos
Five years after Kargil, India sent its cricketing heroes to Pakistan where terrorism posed a deadly threat. The man guarding them, former Special Director of Intelligence Bureau, Mr. Yashovardhan Azad, reveals what all went behind the scenes during that crucial tour. 
Trust No One, Said His Instinct in Pakistan
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
How India Plans to Boost Tourism, Create Jobs and Ease Overcrowding : Gajendra Singh Shekhawat on the Road to 2047
Dr Saket Badola IFS
Beyond Tigers and Safaris: How Corbett Literature Festival Wants to Change the Conservation Conversation
ADVERTISEMENT
UPSC Stories
UPSC Story
He Taught Students to Meet Expenses. Today, Sachin Bhadouria is a Scientist ‘B’ at CWPRS
Sachin Bhadouria overcame financial challenges and a Hindi-medium background to secure AIR 2 in a UPSC...
Vishwas Jhargad UPSC CAPF
A Photograph of His Mother Accompanied Vishwas Jhargad to the UPSC Interview, Where His Dream Came Closer
Vishwas Vijay Jhargad lost both parents as a child. With his family's support, he secured AIR 145 in...
IA&AS Lokesh Datal
‘Dreams Don’t Change Lives, Daily Habits Do’: IA&AS Officer Lokesh Datal on UPSC and Discipline
IA&AS officer Lokesh Datal shares his UPSC journey, clearing the exam in his fourth attempt, building...
CSR NEWS
CMPDIL Unnat Krishi Project
CMPDIL Signs MoA with Nidhi Samriddhi Foundation to Promote Climate-Resilient Agriculture in Jharkhand
Unnat Krishi Project to introduce ICT and IoT-enabled precision farming for around 100 farmers across...
MCL
MCL Signs MoU to Provide ₹3.20 Crore for Multipurpose Community Hall in Anugola Under CSR
The project at the Reserve Police Office in Chheliapada aims to strengthen local civic infrastructure...
nalco
NALCO Foundation Signs MoU to Sponsor 21 Odisha Youths for Three-Year Nursing Diploma 
The three-year nursing course will support youths from villages near NALCO’s Anugul and Koraput complexes,...
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Latest
punjab cm
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Highlights 70,000 Government Jobs, Education Reforms and Rural Development
Chhattisgarh Pragati-50 Programme
Chhattisgarh Pragati-50 Programme: Raipur, Bilaspur to Become Model Clean Cities, User Charges May Rise 
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Videos
Five years after Kargil, India sent its cricketing heroes to Pakistan where terrorism posed a deadly threat. The man guarding them, former Special Director of Intelligence Bureau, Mr. Yashovardhan Azad, reveals what all went behind the scenes during that crucial tour. 
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
Dr Saket Badola IFS
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT