BALM FOR VICTIMS OF FIRE TRAGEDY AT
AGASIYA
The home and belongings of
18 families of Agasiya village were reduced to ashes by a fire, which ravaged the village
on March 16. Immediately thereafter, Ms Saroj Srivastava, SDO, Chandil established contact
with Tata Steel Rural Development Society to seek relief for the affected families. In
response, Tata Relief Committee and the Joint Departmental Council, of which TSRDS is a
part mobilised assistance for the victims.
Through personal
contributions and resource mobilisation, the members of the JDC donated rice and chura for
the victims, who had lost even the grain stored by them. Each family received 25 kgs of
rice and 5 kgs of gram. Mr R K Sharma of SNTI donated an entire month’s salary to
allow them to buy hay for their cattle. The relief material was distributed among the
villagers in the presence of Ms Madhumita Mahto, Circle Officer, Chandil.
On March 23, TSRDS organised
a general health check up camp to ascertain if any of the villagers had suffered from
toxic smoke inhalation. The next day, the TRC team distributed GC sheets among the
villagers to enable them to rebuild their homes.
This is yet another instance
when the Tata Steel family and particularly its employees have responded with care and
compassion to the victims of an unforseen tragedy. They, along with the Tata Relief
Committee, have rendered immediate relief and assistance to the victims in an endeavour to
bring back the “sunshine” in their lives.
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Tubes launches
supplier portal
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Mr.
Manzer Hussain hands over the user-id and password to an esteemed supplier |
Tata Steel’s Tubes
Division launched a supplier portal on recently. To mark the occasion Mr Manzer Hussain,
Executive-in-Charge, Tubes Division handed over the user-id and password to an esteemed
supplier.
The portal, which is
accessible from the Division’s website www.tatatubes.com, will enable suppliers of
the Division to view the status of their transactions in real time from anywhere in the
world.
The portal will make
available information such as suppliers’ profile, purchase/work orders/ receipts,
vendor rating, inspection reports, debit notes and bill/payments. The portal is a result
of the combined efforts of Supply Chain (Tubes), Purchase & Stores and Tubes ITS over
six months to develop it in-house.
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