Jamshedpur, September 8, 2024: The Athletics Tracks at JRD Tata Sports Complex came alive with the vibrant energy of over 40 participants for the AIWC Walkathon, a health and wellness initiative organized by the All India Women’s Conference (AIWC) in collaboration with Tata Steel.
Energetic Start with Zumba
The event began with an energetic Zumba session led by the team from ‘Fast Step’, setting an enthusiastic tone for the day. Participants then embarked on a 2.4 km walk around the athletics tracks, completing six rounds. The walk concluded with a cool-down session, leaving everyone feeling invigorated and refreshed.
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2.4 km Walkathon
The walkathon was meticulously coordinated by Tata Steel’s Sports department team, including Vibhuti Adesara, Head of Events & Training Centres, Ananya Lepii, Assistant Manager of Events & Administration, Anish, Sports Executive, and coaches Firoz Khan, Nageshwar Rao, Ajit Kumar Singh, Hassan Imam, Kunal Mishra, and Safdar Pathan. Department employee Arun Kumar also lent his support to the event.
Tata Steel’s Coordinated Effort
AIWC, a long-standing partner of Tata Steel, is dedicated to social work and community development. This walkathon marks a significant initiative by AIWC to promote health and wellness among its members and the local community.
AIWC’s Commitment to Community Health
Chief Guest Parul Mangal, President of AIWC, and Guest of Honour Raveen Duggal, Executive Member of AIWC, graced the occasion. In her address, Mangal expressed pride in AIWC’s association with Tata Steel for this event and looked forward to continuing this collaboration to make a difference in the lives of members and the wider community.
Guest Speeches and Future Collaborations
Tata Steel’s association with AIWC reinforces its commitment to community development and wellness initiatives, demonstrating the company’s dedication to making a positive impact on society.
Prem Kumar Srivastava & Jaswinder Singh
