CMPDIL Signs MoA with WVS HOPE for Animal Rescue Ambulance Under CSR Project Karuna

CMPDIL Signs MoA with WVS HOPE to Launch Dedicated Animal Rescue Ambulance Under CSR Project “Karuna”

Ranchi | February 26, 2026

Central Mine Planning and Design Institute Limited (CMPDIL) has signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with WVS HOPE, Ranchi, to provide a dedicated Animal Rescue Ambulance under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative titled “Karuna”.

The MoA was formalised on February 26, 2026, at CMPDI Headquarters in Ranchi. The agreement was signed by Dr. Shishir Dutt, General Manager (HRD/CSR), CMPDIL, and Ms. Shalini Sinha, Treasurer, WVS HOPE.

Dedicated Animal Rescue Ambulance to Strengthen Public Health in Ranchi

Under CSR Project “Karuna”, CMPDIL will support the deployment of a fully dedicated Animal Rescue Ambulance aimed at enhancing animal birth control and anti-rabies vaccination efforts within the Ranchi Municipal Area.

The ambulance will enable WVS HOPE to respond promptly to calls from the public, CMPDIL, Ranchi Municipal Corporation, and other concerned agencies for sterilisation and vaccination drives.

Focus on Stray Dog Population Management and Rabies Prevention

The initiative adopts an integrated and scientific approach to managing stray dog populations. Through systematic sterilisation and anti-rabies vaccination programmes, the project aims to:

• Reduce stray dog population growth
• Prevent rabies transmission
• Improve urban public health safety
• Promote humane animal welfare practices

By combining mobility, medical support, and coordinated outreach, the project strengthens Ranchi’s preventive healthcare framework.

Strengthening Community-Centric CSR Commitment

This initiative reflects CMPDIL’s broader commitment to responsible and people-centric CSR practices. By supporting compassionate and evidence-based animal management, the organisation is contributing not only to animal welfare but also to community health and safety.

CSR Project “Karuna” underscores CMPDIL’s approach of integrating public health priorities with social responsibility initiatives.

Conclusion

The signing of the MoA between CMPDIL and WVS HOPE marks a meaningful step toward humane stray animal management and rabies control in Ranchi. With the launch of a dedicated Animal Rescue Ambulance, the partnership is set to enhance rapid response capabilities and strengthen public health outcomes in the region.