Vedanta’s Swarna Prashan Healthcare Initiative Covers Over 17,000 School Children In Odisha

Dr. Meenakshi Bedbak, District Administrative Medical Officer, Kalahandi, commented, “The Swarna Prashan programme is a significant initiative in promoting Ayurvedic health practices for children's well-being. I appreciate Vedanta Aluminium’s collaboration with the government and community stakeholders to nurture a healthier future for the next generation.”

In his reactions, Sunil Gupta, COO - Vedanta Aluminium, said, “Vedanta Aluminium is committed to improving child health and well-being in underserved regions through sustainable interventions like Swarna Prashan. This programme, rooted in Ayurvedic wisdom, ensures that children receive the necessary support for cognitive and physical development. We are proud to see support the Ministry of AYUSH in extending this initiative to remote corners of Odisha.”

Nitin Kumar Tiwari, CEO - Bauxite Mines, Vedanta Aluminium, added, “The Swarna Prashan initiative has been warmly received by the community, benefitting students across 40 government schools. With plans to extend the programme to Koraput district, we aim to reach more than 30,000 children, from infants to 16-year-olds, by the end of the year. This initiative underscores our commitment to fostering holistic community development.”

While the programme’s successful rollout was implemented with the support of the District Ayurveda Department and school administrations, the support for the Swarna Prashan initiative is a testament to Vedanta Aluminium’s dedication to community-centric development. By improving child health through age-old practices, the company fosters long-term benefits for families in the region.

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