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Tata Steel Marks National Sports Day With Walkathons and Karate Meet

Tata Steel Marks National Sports Day With Walkathons and Karate Meet

Sir Dorabji Tata’s Birth Anniversary Honored Through Sporting Events

Key Points:

  • Tata Steel hosted Karate and Athletics competitions for young participants
  • Walkathons held in Jamshedpur, Kalinganagar, and West Bokaro on August 29
  • TSSSL CEO Deepak Kamath flagged off Jamshedpur event encouraging active lifestyle

JAMSHEDPUR – Tata Steel and its group companies observed National Sports Day and Sir Dorabji Tata’s birth anniversary with sporting events across multiple locations.

The company organized a Karate Championship and a Community Children Athletics Meet on August 27-28. These activities gave children an opportunity to compete and promoted grassroots sports.

On August 29, Tata Steel Technical Services Limited and Tata Steel Support Services Limited extended the celebrations. They arranged Walkathons for employees at Jamshedpur, West Bokaro, and Kalinganagar.

Both men and women employees participated in large numbers. The events were aimed at fostering wellness, teamwork, and fitness among staff.

At Jamshedpur, the Walkathon began under the flag of TSSSL CEO Deepak Kamath. He urged employees to adopt sports and physical activity in daily routines.

Event Highlights by Date:

  • August 27-28: Karate Championship and Athletics Meet for children
  • August 29: Walkathons at three Tata Steel hubs

Locations Covered:

  1. Jamshedpur
  2. West Bokaro
  3. Kalinganagar

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