Steel firm works with charity to provide prosthetics for underprivileged

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Ludhiana, July 11

Vardhman Special Steels Limited (VSSL) in continuation of its support to Bharat Vikas Parishad Charitable Trust, Punjab, for providing prosthetics to the underprivileged disabled persons, today handed over a cheque of Rs 7,50,000 to Pankaj Jindal, charity member.

The cheque was handed over by RK Rewari, Executive Director, VSSL. Jindal thanked the VSSL management for its persistent support for the noble initiative. He said that during April to June, almost 650 prosthetics had been provided to the disabled with the support of VSSL.

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