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Adani Foundation Distributed Umbrellas to Ranchi Traffic Police

The Adani Foundation, in collaboration with Citizen Foundation, distributed umbrellas to traffic police personnel in Ranchi on Thursday as part of a corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative aimed at supporting officers performing outdoor duties during the monsoon season. The distribution programme was held at the office of the Superintendent of Police (Traffic) in Ranchi.

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Support for Personnel on Outdoor Duty

The initiative was designed to provide practical assistance to traffic police personnel who remain on roads for long hours despite adverse weather conditions. The organisers said the umbrellas would help officers carry out traffic management duties more comfortably and efficiently during the rainy season.

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Officials Appreciated the Initiative

The event was attended by Traffic Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Ramakant Rajak, Adani Power Jharkhand Head of Corporate Affairs Sanjeev Shekhar, Senior Manager Raneer Singh, Citizen Foundation representative Hemant Tirkey and traffic police personnel. DSP Rajak welcomed the initiative and said that the support would be useful for officers who continue to work in the open during heavy rains.

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Foundation Reaffirmed Social Commitment

Speaking on the occasion, Sanjeev Shekhar said the Adani Group has consistently undertaken initiatives for the welfare of different sections of society through the Adani Foundation. He added that the organisation would continue to implement public welfare and community-focused programmes as part of its commitment to social development.

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