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Tata Teleservices rings in World Environment Day with 'Sustainability Month'
Hyderabad, June 4 (IBNS): Tata Docomo, the unified telecom brand of Tata Teleservices Limited, on Thursday announced that it will celebrate June as 'Tata Sustainability Month' to promote sustainable business practices across all its offices. Incidentally, June 5 is being celebrated as the World Environment Day.
The theme of this year’s Tata Sustainability Month (TSM) is SMART 21 (Sustainable Meaningful Actions for a Responsible TATA) and where 21 stands for the 21 days theory of habit formation and behaviour as known in motivation circles.
“At Tata Teleservices, sustainability and social responsibility are core considerations, in keeping with the ethos of the Tata Group, of responsible business growth,” said Usha Rangarajan – Chief Transformation Officer, Tata Teleservices Limited.
“This four week program is broadly divided into three core areas: Educate – Where employees are made aware of our company’s initiatives and reiterate on our best practices, Engage – Where we invite employees and their families to come forward and share their sustainability practices and Embrace – By small, regular continuous actions we create habits around these best practices which are beneficial for society in general,” elaborated Rangarajan.
The Company said that it has planned several activities like employee e-waste collection drive for safe disposal of e-waste, conducting sustainability awareness sessions to the students associated with our NGO partners, encourage employees to take up a SMART21 challenge. In addition to this, there will be exciting contests like Best from Waste contest and Green Selfie competition for employees and their families.
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