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Home / Punjab / Aarti Steel International Contributes Rs 20 Lakh To Rangla Punjab Society Under Mission Chardikalan

Aarti Steel International contributes Rs 20 lakh to Rangla Punjab Society under Mission Chardikalan

CM Mann appreciated the contribution and reaffirmed that such initiatives from the industry pave the way for building a progressive and culturally vibrant Punjab
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Chandigarh, Updated At : 09:09 PM Sep 26, 2025 IST
Krishan Kumar, an officer of the company, hands over the cheque to Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann.

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In a significant gesture of corporate social responsibility, Aarti Steel International Ltd has contributed Rs 20 lakh to the Rangla Punjab Society under the state’s Mission Chardikalan initiative.

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The cheque was formally handed over to Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann by Krishan Kumar, an officer of the company, on behalf of the company’s managing director Mahesh Mittal.

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Speaking on the occasion, the CM appreciated the contribution and reaffirmed that such initiatives from the industry pave the way for building a progressive and culturally vibrant Punjab, said a press release.

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