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38 JULY 2015

The seed-cracking shed has been very successful in its

operations, both this and the nursery having been

developed under MRiL.

There is a hospital with an OPD, looking after the

wellbeing of the workers. Health camps organised here

are open to the neighbouring villagers. in the recently held

Laparescopic Tubectomy Camp, 41 garden workers and

41 villagers were treated. Similarly, a total of 129 people

were screened and operated on for cataract during the

recent Eye Camp, of which 78 were garden workers and

the rest from the adjoining villages. Attabarrie has a

15-member Mothers’ Club formed in 1999. They create

awareness amongst the workers on sanitation, education,

ill effects of child marriage, gambling and drinking, and

also distribute iron tablets among pregnant workers in

the Lines.

Road Safety weeks are organised to impart knowledge

on this important issue to the workers and the villagers.

The management has played a leading role in creating

awareness about the environment,

focusing on pollution, segregation

of waste, and overall maintenance

of the ecosystem in the schools,

panchayats and labour lines.

Dustbins are strategically placed,

with different coloured bins for

biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste. Signboards

prohibiting the felling of trees and hunting are displayed

prominently all around the estate.

The workers here are

mainly of the Hindu

faith, with a lesser

percentage of Christians.

The main temple, located

on the bank of the pond,

was built in 1996, the

total construction cost

being borne by the Attabarrie Division workers.

Attabarrie Shiv Temple