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| Quarterly Compliance Report for the quarter ended December, 2024 | 2024 - 2025 |
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| Quarterly Compliance Report for the quarter ended September, 2024 | 2024 - 2025 |
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| Quarterly Compliance Report for the quarter ended June, 2024 | 2024 - 2025 |
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The Following Directors resigned with effect from 31 January 2024
1. Mr. Vimal Vishin Mangwani – Managing Director
2. Mr. Dharmesh Vishin Mangwani – Joint Managing Director
3. Mr. Nitin Raojibhai Desai – Director
4. Mr. Sanjay Jasubhai Desai – Director
5. Mr. Bimal Natubhai Desai – Director
6. Ms. Poonam Vishindas Mangwani – Director
7. Mr. Padmanabhan Subramanian – Director
Donated Laminar Flow Machine and air conditioning facility to Jankalyan Blood Bank at Mahad which the only blood bank between Panvel and Ratnagiri. This machine has enabled them to maintain a hygienic atmosphere thus avoiding blood transfusion cases.
Regular Blood donations Drives are organised by the Foundation to address the blood shortage problem during difficult times. More than 50 employees participate in this drive every year.
Eye Testing Camp at Ambedkar School.
Construction of separate toilet facility for girls students in Zilla Parishad School, Temghar which has surely created a hygienic facility for girls hence reducing the absenteeism.
Knowledge sharing sessions on technical and inter personal skills are conducted for Class 10th students of Samartha Vidyalay, Nandgao with an aim to engage youth through Industry-Academia Collaboration.
A new Science Lab was constructed for Shri Ganeshnath School, Aamshet which has encouraged students to perform practical experiments in Science Subject thus improving their quality of education.
Yoga
Brain Treat sessions include activities which are designed to boost brain functions like memory, problem solving, reasoning, critical thinking etc. which are stimulating to left as well as right brain.
Art Therapy uses colours, papers, clay as a medium to express creatively as well as emotionally. The activities like mask making, name decoration, postcard making etc. involves creative use of art to provide a nonverbal expression and communication to foster self-awareness and personal growth.
Dance Therapy – Instead of simply dancing for aerobic exercise, dance or movement therapy uses dance as a therapeutic tool. It utilizes the movement of the body in conjunction with the emotional connection in an intentional way.
Music Therapy sessions involve listening to specific types of music, creating music and singing together which indirectly affects the physical and mental state in a positive way.
Mind & Movement Workshops involves games which are based on physiological parameters like balance, strength, flexibility, hand eye coordination.
Awareness Sessions on Physical Health, Mental Health, Financial Literacy, Legal Literacy and other topics relevant to senior citizens.
Game Room & Library
Film Appreciation Club.
Art & Craft Workshops.
More than 500 trees were planted involving 120 volunteers.
Donated Rs. 11.50 lakhs for development of Covid Centre at Mahad which was the only centre supporting 30 villages nearby. More than 1000 patients were treated at this centre free of cost.
Covid 19 Vaccination Drives.
Distribution of Food kits (Grain, salt, tea, vegetables) in 8 villages in Mahad during Lockdown.
Supported 6 villages in Mahad which were severely affected by Flood in 2021 by providing them clothes, grocery and life saving safety packages
Donated 7 borewells which has helped more than 2700 villagers (specially women) across 9 villages in vicinity of the company plant at Mahad.
Donated Garbage Collection Vehicle to Kharavali Grampanchyayt which has enabled door to door collection of segregated waste from 8 villages.
‘Daan Utsav’ – Clothes donation drive for underprivileged population.
Constructed Community Toilet blocks for villagers of Kalijgaon thus improving sanitation conditions of the village.
Donated Portable toilets to Nandgaon Grampanchyat which are mainly used by passengers and drivers at MIDC transport facility.
