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OMC Annual Sports Meet 2025 in Bhubaneswar, Over 550 Employees Compete Across 18 Events

OMC Annual Sports Meet 2025 in Bhubaneswar, Over 550 Employees Compete Across 18 Events

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Bhubaneswar: The Odisha Mining Corporation (OMC) officially launched its 3rd OMC Annual Sports Meet 2025, marking the beginning of a three-day sporting celebration across multiple premier venues in Bhubaneswar, including Kalinga Stadium, the Biju Patnaik Multipurpose Indoor Stadium, and the East Coast Railway Cricket Stadium. The large-scale event brings together employees from across regions, reinforcing OMC’s continued focus on employee wellbeing, teamwork, and organisational unity.

The sports meet was formally inaugurated by OMC Managing Director Sudhansu Mohan Samal in the presence of senior leadership, including Executive Director (F&E) Sudhanshu Shekhar Khora, Director (Operations) Sabyasachi Mohanty, Director (HR) Alok Kumar Pal, and Director (Finance) Bana Bihari Pani, along with senior officials from various departments and a large gathering of participating employees.

With participation from more than 550 employees, the event features competition across 18 sporting disciplines such as sprint races, long jump, javelin throw, table tennis, volleyball, and cricket. The diverse range of events highlights OMC’s emphasis on physical fitness, collaboration, and fostering a vibrant workplace culture that goes beyond routine professional engagement.

OMC Annual Sports Meet 2025 Promotes Teamwork and Employee Wellbeing

Addressing the gathering during the inaugural ceremony, Managing Director Sudhansu Mohan Samal underlined the deeper purpose of the annual sports meet, describing it as more than just a competitive platform. He emphasised that the event symbolises unity, discipline, and collective spirit, bringing employees together as one extended OMC family, irrespective of their roles or regional affiliations.

Samal further noted that OMC continues to play a significant role in the economic growth and development of Odisha and the nation. According to him, initiatives like the Annual Sports Meet reflect the organisation’s shared values, collective strength, and dedication—qualities that contribute directly to both institutional success and broader state development.

Cultural Performances Add Colour to OMC Annual Sports Meet 2025

Adding a festive and cultural dimension to the opening ceremony, the inaugural programme featured captivating cultural performances that celebrated Odisha’s rich heritage. Energetic Sambalpuri folk dance and music presentations enthralled the audience, creating an atmosphere of enthusiasm and pride among employees and guests alike.

The inclusion of cultural elements alongside sporting activities underscored OMC’s commitment to holistic employee engagement, blending tradition, fitness, and camaraderie into a single platform that resonates with the organisation’s inclusive values.

Sports Safety Pledge Highlights Focus on Discipline and Inclusivity

Prior to the commencement of competitive events, all participants and officials jointly took a Sports Safety Pledge. The pledge reaffirmed their commitment to fair play, strict adherence to safety norms, injury prevention, disciplined conduct, and mutual respect throughout the duration of the sports meet.

According to an official statement issued by OMC, the 3rd Annual Sports Meet 2025 stands as a testament to the corporation’s ongoing efforts to promote unity, inclusivity, physical fitness, and a robust safety culture. The event not only strengthens inter-regional bonding but also contributes to building a healthier, more engaged, and motivated workforce across the organisation.

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