SRINAGAR: Khyber Cement has launched a series of impactful community projects in Khonmoh, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable development and local empowerment. At a special event held at the Khonmoh factory, key infrastructure improvements were unveiled, marking a significant step towards enhancing the quality of life for the residents.
The newly inaugurated initiatives include the development of a park at the Government Higher Secondary School, the construction of washrooms at the Sports Stadium, and the renovation of Hanfia School. Additional projects include ladies’ washrooms near the shrine of Sheikh Ali Sirhandi (RA), a room near Masjid Shareef Sakinar, and a compound wall and washroom at the PHE Groundwater Lift Station. Furthermore, Khyber Cement facilitated the construction of the ground and first floor of the MTI School, addressing essential educational infrastructure needs.
These efforts build on Khyber Cement’s ongoing CSR vision, which includes medical camps, tree plantation drives, and the impactful Dil Se Banao TVC campaign, underscoring the company’s ethos of sustainability and social responsibility.
By combining its expertise in cement production with a strong commitment to community development, Khyber Cement continues to play a pivotal role in fostering growth and improving lives in Jammu & Kashmir. Local residents have expressed deep appreciation for these initiatives, reinforcing the company’s status as a trusted and responsible corporate entity.
Riaz Trumboo, Director of Operations, inaugurated a series of transformative initiatives aimed at improving local infrastructure and enhancing the quality of life for residents. “At Khyber Cement, our journey has always been about more than just producing cement,” he said. “Our ethos of ‘Dil Se Banao’ reflects everything we do, whether it’s producing quality cement or building opportunities, trust, and progress. These projects reflect our deep connection to the communities that have supported us, and we are proud to empower youth and foster sustainable growth.”
