Tata Motors Hospital Jamshedpur organizes walkathon on World Heart Day

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur, September 29: In celebration of “World Heart Day,” Tata Motors Hospital organized a Walkathon on Sunday, September 29 to observe World Heart Day with the aim of promoting heart health and raising awareness about cardiovascular wellness among employees and the local community. The event was inaugurated by Ravindra Kulkarni, Head of Tata Motors’ Jamshedpur Plant.

Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Head of Medical Services at Tata Motors Hospital, addressed the participants, highlighting the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle for heart health. He emphasized that engaging in regular physical activities, such as walking, can significantly reduce the risk of heart-related diseases and improve overall well-being.

Mohan Ghanta, Head of Human Resources at Tata Motors Jamshedpur, expressed his appreciation for the initiative, emphasizing that such health-focused events were crucial for enhancing the overall well-being and productivity of employees.

The event was also attended by Gurmeet Singh Tote, President of Tata Motors Union, and R. K. Singh, Secretary both of whom reiterated the company’s commitment to promoting employee health and welfare.

Over 150 participants, including doctors, nurses, paramedical staff, and Tata Motors employees, took part in the Walkathon, demonstrating solidarity and enthusiasm for heart health.

The Walkathon was part of Tata Motors Hospital’s efforts to raise awareness about heart disease and encourage healthier lifestyles within the workforce and the broader community. The event was coordinated by Dr. Rajiv Sharan, President of the Tata Motors Medical Society and Secretary Dr. Arvind.