Jamshedpur Today News :Tata Steel celebrates the 184th Birth Anniversary of its Founder J N Tata

Jamshedpur: Private steel major Tata Steel is all set to celebrate the 184th birth anniversary of its Founder, Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata on March 3, 2023.
This year’s theme of Founder’s Day is Greennovation-Make Tomorrow Green.
Every year, Tata Steel along with other Tata group companies celebrate the birth anniversary of the Founder and his vision of an industrial future with community welfare at its core.
J N Tata had begun his entrepreneurial journey with a textile mill in central India in the 1870s. His vision inspired the steel and power industry in India, set the foundation for technical education, and helped the country leapfrog to join the ranks of industrialised nations.
One of the key features of this year’s celebration will be the illumination of more than 40 landmark spots in Jamshedpur including heritage buildings, places of worship, dozens of roundabouts, etc.  The use of colorful lights as a key part of the celebrations will be a welcome reminder to citizens and visitors on the beauty of the city.
Among other projects, the main attraction this year will be inauguration of Jamshedpur Nature Trail and COVID Warrior Park.
The Founder`s Day celebrations at Jamshedpur Works will also be live streamed for employees along with broadcasting Facebook Live on Tata Steel official handle which can be viewed by public worldwide.
The list of activities being organised on Founder’s Day 2023 included homage to the Founder at Jubilee Park followed by inauguration of the “Agni” steel structure by N Chandrasekaran, Chairman, Tata Sons on March 2, 2023. Park shall be opened for citizens from March 3-5.
Founder’s Day Celebrations at Jamshedpur Works on March 3, Founder’s Day Programme at Postal Park, Bistupur on March 3, Exhibition at Steelennium Hall inside Jamshedpur Works on March 3, TechEx 2023, the 13th Science and Technology Exhibition 2023 at SNTI from March 2- 5, Founder’s Day Sports at JRD Tata Sports Complex and Gopal Maidan on March 2-3.