ET Awards 2014: Tata Steel's commitment to social causes makes it Corporate Citizen of the Year
Its Maternal and Newborn Survival Initiative has altered the health indicators of villages in Seraikela, one of India’s most backward regions.

The structures and protocols meticulously put in place by the programme that began in 2009 shows in the well-being of the target populace spread across 167 villages.
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Independent assessors from the Japanese Union of Scientists and Engineers, who have been tracking the work of Mansi, describe the progress made over the past few years as remarkable.
"The principles of our founder have been our driving force, which has instilled in us that the community is not just another stakeholder in our business, but it is in fact the very purpose of its existence," said TV Narendran, MD, Tata Steel India and Southeast Asia.
Mansi’s activities, delivered through the Tata Steel Rural Development Society (TSRDS), include workshops on breastfeeding, safe child delivery, detection of risks and child management, besides focusing particularly on the training of traditional birth attendants in villages.
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