Srinagar: Banday Impex Private Limited, manufacturers of Rehmat food products, has announced that as part of its expansion plan, it will recruit 200 youth from Kashmir.
The company further said that under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative it will help improve education and health services in Kashmir.
Company Chief Operating Officer (COO), Ashiq Banday, in a statement said the aim of its CSR initiative is to assist the people in distress, and help improve services in health and education sectors.
Giving details he said under the initiative the company plans to achieve twin objects: Help the destitute and facilitate upgradation of services in different schools and hospitals.
“We plan to organize camps for providing access to healthcare to people in different areas of Kashmir as also spread awareness on issues like health, girls’ education, female feticide and other social issues,” he said.
“Many people in our society are in dire need of support for varied reasons. I aim to contribute to the society’s cause in whatever way possible,” he said.
He said the company has started operations outside India as well and they are planning to begin a recruitment drive to provide employment opportunities to local unemployed youth.
“As part of our expansion plan we will be hiring 200 local youth for our company for which advertisement notices shall be issued shortly.”
The company further said that under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative it will help improve education and health services in Kashmir.
Company Chief Operating Officer (COO), Ashiq Banday, in a statement said the aim of its CSR initiative is to assist the people in distress, and help improve services in health and education sectors.
Giving details he said under the initiative the company plans to achieve twin objects: Help the destitute and facilitate upgradation of services in different schools and hospitals.
“We plan to organize camps for providing access to healthcare to people in different areas of Kashmir as also spread awareness on issues like health, girls’ education, female feticide and other social issues,” he said.
“Many people in our society are in dire need of support for varied reasons. I aim to contribute to the society’s cause in whatever way possible,” he said.
He said the company has started operations outside India as well and they are planning to begin a recruitment drive to provide employment opportunities to local unemployed youth.
“As part of our expansion plan we will be hiring 200 local youth for our company for which advertisement notices shall be issued shortly.”
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