Nimbahera, Rajasthan: The J.K. Cement Nimbahera plant, a symbol of industrial growth and community development, is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Over the past five decades, this plant has not only contributed to the country’s infrastructure but has also significantly improved the lives of the local community.
A Festival to Remember: Celebrating 50 Years
The 50th anniversary celebration is not just an industrial event, but a cultural festival as well. Through various activities such as Yajnas, Bhajan Sandhyas, and cultural programs, J.K. Cement aims to preserve and celebrate its cultural heritage. This festival offers a wonderful opportunity to bring together local residents and foster a sense of community.
A Model of Social Service
J.K. Cement has always prioritized Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The company has made significant contributions in areas like education, healthcare, and environmental protection. Notably, by establishing an ITI (Industrial Training Institute), J.K. Cement has helped empower local youth with skills for better employment opportunities. The company has also launched several initiatives for women empowerment.
The 50th Anniversary Celebrations
The Nimbahera plant is commemorating its 50 years with much excitement. The 7-day festival will run from 6th December to 12th December 2024, filled with activities, ceremonies, and celebrations.
Grand Yajna and Bhajan Sandhya
The celebrations kicked off on 6th December with a grand Atma Lakshmi Narayan Yajna. Fifty-one Brahmin scholars from Varanasi will perform the Yajna, chanting sacred mantras and prayers for the welfare of all and world peace. Each evening, there will be Bhajan Sandhyas featuring renowned devotional singers.
Distinguished Guests
The event will see the participation of the Singhania family and other local dignitaries. Manish Toshniwal, Head of the Nimbahera and Mangrol units, has urged the local community to actively participate in the celebrations. Among the notable attendees will be Sushila Singhania, Chairperson of the J.K. Group; Dr. Nidhi Pati Singhania, Vice-Chairman; and Dr. Raghavpat Singhania, Managing Director, along with other eminent personalities.
Cultural Heritage and Community Unity
To honor Indian tradition and cultural heritage, an exhibition of Chintesh Cars will be displayed at the Shree Radhakrishna Temple premises. This exhibition is a tribute to the rich cultural legacy that J.K. Cement cherishes and aims to preserve.
The 50-Year Journey
Established in 1974 with an annual production capacity of 0.8 million tons, the J.K. Cement Nimbahera plant has grown significantly over the years and now boasts a production capacity of 24 million tons annually. Throughout its journey, the company has made many contributions to the development of Nimbahera and surrounding areas. These include initiatives for youth skill development, women’s empowerment, education, healthcare, and environmental conservation.
Why This Celebration is Important
Local Development: The Nimbahera plant has been a major contributor to the local economy over the last 50 years.
Corporate Social Responsibility: The company has undertaken numerous community development initiatives.
Cultural Festival: The 50th anniversary celebration is being held as a cultural festival that celebrates heritage.
Community Integration: This event serves as an opportunity to bring the local community together.
Details of the Event
The grand Yajna will be held daily from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM, where Acharya Triloknath Jetli will oversee the ceremony. The Yajna aims to fulfill the aspirations of general welfare and world peace through 2.5 lakh offerings. The event will conclude on 12th December with a Purnahuti (grand offering).
J.K. Cement's Nimbahera plant has become not just an industrial success but also a responsible corporate citizen, contributing significantly to both business growth and community welfare. This grand celebration is an opportunity to honor the company’s achievements while also bringing the community together.