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IndianOil Marks Foundation Day With Support for Visually Impaired Students
IndianOil celebrated its Foundation Day by visiting a school and support center for visually impaired students in Delhi.
Arvind Kumar, a senior IndianOil director, met the students on September 1.
He opened a new digital audio-visual learning system at the institute.
IndianOil also gave the institute learning aids.
The students welcomed him by singing a song.
They talked with him about how India’s energy needs are changing.
Kumar told them to keep learning and follow their dreams confidently.
The visit was part of IndianOil’s “Smiles We Spread” program, which supports communities through education, healthcare, skills and welfare.
IndianOil Director (Refineries) Arvind Kumar visited The Blind Relief Association in Delhi on September 1.
The visit was part of IndianOil’s 67th Foundation Day celebrations and its “Smiles We Spread” outreach initiative.
Kumar inaugurated a digital audio-visual learning system installed in the institute’s auditorium with IndianOil’s support.
IndianOil also provided learning aids to strengthen facilities for visually impaired students.
Students welcomed Kumar with a song and discussed India’s evolving energy landscape with him.
- Who
- Arvind Kumar, IndianOil’s Director (Refineries), and students of The Blind Relief Association.
- What
- Kumar inaugurated a digital audio-visual learning system, while IndianOil provided learning aids and interacted with visually impaired students.
- Where
- The Blind Relief Association in Delhi.
- When
- September 1, during IndianOil’s 67th Foundation Day celebrations.
- Why
- The visit was part of IndianOil’s “Smiles We Spread” outreach initiative, supporting inclusion, accessible learning and community empowerment.
Key facts
- Occasion
- IndianOil’s 67th Foundation Day celebrations
- IndianOil representative
- Arvind Kumar, Director (Refineries)
- Institution visited
- The Blind Relief Association, Delhi
- Main support
- A digital audio-visual learning system and learning aids
- Outreach initiative
- “Smiles We Spread”
- Initiative focus
- Education, healthcare, skill development and community welfare
- Institution’s work
- Education, rehabilitation and skill development for visually impaired persons
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