Theworkabovegroundmatterstoo
Beyond production, Mangalam invests in the people and the environment around the mine. We showcase our own contributions: completed work with evidence, and planned work clearly labelled.
“Let Amlabad yield not only coal, but prosperous lives.”
That was the wish of our founder, Late Shri Shree Gopal Agarwal. On what would have been his 60th birth anniversary, his wife, Smt. Urmil Agarwal, inaugurated the Mangalam Chikitsalaya at Amlabad — a hospital where treatment is free for our workforce and the villages around the colliery.
The work below carries that wish forward.
Our work
Black Diamond Awards — recognising our people
An employee recognition scheme rewarding outstanding work at the colliery. Its 'Emergency Warrior' honour recognised Sukhdev Rajwar, Bharat Rajwar and Suraj Rajwar, who restored an underground machine breakdown in thirty minutes. Awards carry a certificate, a cash incentive and a holiday package, and are recorded in the employee's service record.
Certificate + Rs 5,000-50,000 incentive
Mangalam Chikitsalaya — a free hospital for Amlabad
A hospital built at Amlabad Colliery in the memory of our founder, Late Shri Shree Gopal Agarwal, and inaugurated on his 60th birth anniversary by his wife, Smt. Urmil Agarwal. Treatment at the Chikitsalaya is provided free of charge to workers and the surrounding villages.
Free treatment · opened 18 Feb 2026
Free health check-up camp
Held alongside the Chikitsalaya's inauguration, a team of specialist doctors screened residents for eye, dental, cardiac, diabetes and blood-pressure conditions, and advised each patient on treatment.
250+ patients screened
Voluntary blood donation drive
A blood donation drive held on the founder's birth anniversary. Smt. Urmil Agarwal donated first, joined by company employees and villagers from around the colliery.
34 donors
Plantation drive at the colliery
Dozens of saplings were planted across the Chikitsalaya premises in the founder's memory, carrying a message of environmental care and green cover at the colliery.
Dozens of saplings planted
On the ground, as reported.
Moments from the work around Amlabad — festivals, relief and environment drives — as photographed on the day and covered by the local press.
A recognition scheme for the workforce opens at Amlabad. Its first “emergency warriors” — Sukhdev, Bharat and Suraj Rajwar — were honoured for clearing a machine breakdown underground in thirty minutes.
The 191st birth anniversary observed at the Ramakrishna Vivekananda Sevashram, Yogideeh, with Mangalam taking part and clothes given to families in need.
The Mangalam Chikitsalaya inaugurated at the colliery on the founder’s 60th birth anniversary, alongside a free health camp: more than 250 patients screened and 34 blood donors — his wife, Smt. Urmil Agarwal, among them.
The plaque at the hospital door — opened in the sacred memory of Late Shri Shree Gopal Agarwal, on his birth anniversary, by the hands of his wife, Smt. Urmil Agarwal.
Around 250 people given blankets at the Yogideeh ashram, with a warm meal served to some 500.
Dozens of saplings planted at the Amlabad colliery on an environment-awareness day.
Garments distributed to families at the Ramakrishna Vivekananda Sevashram, Yogideeh, during Durga Puja.
Mangalam hosts the community Durga Puja at Amlabad — a gathering for the workforce and surrounding villages.
Press clippings shown for reference; copyright remains with the respective publishers.