TMH Launches Free 'Seva Savari' EV Service, Introduces Three More Facilities in Jamshedpur

Jamshedpur, November 11, 2026: Tata Main Hospital (TMH) has introduced four new facilities aimed at improving patient and visitor convenience while strengthening its focus on sustainable healthcare practices. The newly inaugurated facilities include a free electric vehicle-based transportation service, an air-conditioned emergency waiting hall, a bio-gas plant and a connecting corridor between two key hospital sections.

The facilities were inaugurated on Tuesday by D. B. Sundara Ramam, Vice President, Corporate Services, Tata Steel, and Sanjeev Chaudhary, President of Tata Workers' Union (TWU), in the presence of Dr Vinita Singh, General Manager, Medical Services, Tata Steel.

One of the key initiatives is the launch of 'Seva Savari', a free electric vehicle transportation service within the hospital campus. Three electric vehicles have been introduced to help patients' attendants and visitors travel conveniently between different sections of the hospital. The service will be available every day from 11 AM to 8 PM.

TMH has also upgraded its Emergency Waiting Hall by introducing air-conditioning. The facility is intended to provide a more comfortable environment for family members and attendants waiting while patients receive emergency medical attention.

As part of its environmental sustainability initiatives, the hospital has set up a 50 kg bio-gas plant near its kitchen. The plant will process food waste and vegetable peels to generate cooking gas and organic manure. The initiative is expected to support better waste management and minimise the hospital's environmental impact.

Another important addition is an overhead connecting corridor linking the Front Cabin with the Radiology area. The new passage is expected to make patient movement between these sections easier, improve accessibility and enhance the hospital's internal operations.

The inauguration programme was attended by several senior officials and representatives of Tata Workers' Union. Those present included Shailesh Kumar Singh, Deputy President, TWU; Satish Kumar Singh, General Secretary, TWU; Dr Ashok Sundar, Chief, Medical Indoor Services; Dr Mamta Rath Datta, Chief Medical Support Services; Varun Bajaj, Chief, Corporate Services; Mukul Vinayak Choudhari, Chief Sports; and Singh Rajan, Head, Administration, along with other dignitaries.

Through these four initiatives, Tata Main Hospital aims to make healthcare services more accessible and comfortable for patients and visitors while incorporating environmentally sustainable practices into its daily operations.

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