Vedanta Launches Basic Life Support Training with NDRF

New Delhi, 10 Sep 2025

Vedanta Limited has started a Basic Life Support training program with the National Disaster Response Force. The first group of trainees are women leaders from different Vedanta companies. The training took place at Hindustan Zinc's campus in Udaipur.

Training to Help in Emergencies

The three-day program teaches important skills for emergencies. Trainees learn how to do CPR, use special machines to restart hearts, and help people who are bleeding or hurt. Experts from NDRF taught these skills. This training is important because more people in India are having heart problems, even young people. Knowing how to help in such emergencies can save lives.

Vedanta's Plan for Safety

Vedanta wants all its workers to learn these life-saving skills. The company believes this will make workplaces and communities safer. Vedanta uses new technologies like AI and drones to make its work sites safer. The company works in many countries and makes important materials like zinc, silver, and aluminium. Vedanta wants to help the environment and has promised to stop adding harmful gases to the air by 2050 or earlier. New Delhi: Vedanta Limited (NSE: VEDL) in partnership with the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) under the aegis of Ministry of Home Affairs, has launched a Basic Life Support (BLS) training programme. Starting with a cohort of women in the first phase, the training will extend to all employees across the…

At Vedanta, safety is not just a policy, it is who we are. Through this programme, we aim to equip all our employees with life-saving skills that extend beyond the workplace into their homes and communities.

Vedanta plans to extend this training to all its employees in the future. Follow The Rising News for more verified updates.

Updated 10 Sep 2025, 22:29 IST; source: link