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Khyber Cement Bags Top Honours for Sustainable Mining and Environmental Excellence

Srinagar, June 20 (KINS: Khyber Cement has clinched multiple prestigious awards during the 34th Mines and Mineral Conservation Week, organised by the Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) for the Dehradun Region, underscoring the company’s leadership in sustainable mining and environmental stewardship.

The cement major secured four accolades: First Prize in Mineral Conservation, First Prize in Reclamation and Rehabilitation, Third Prize in Sustainable Development, and Third Prize for Overall Performance. These recognitions reinforce Khyber Cement’s standing as a benchmark-setting enterprise committed to responsible industrial practices.

The awards were received by Riaz Tramboo, Director of Operations, and Myser Ahmed Khan, Chief of Mines, both instrumental in steering Khyber Cement’s operations towards environmental responsibility, scientific precision, and community-conscious growth.

Commenting on the achievement, Riaz Tramboo said, “At Khyber, we believe that true progress is rooted in responsibility. These recognitions reflect our long-standing promise to preserve and protect the land that sustains us. This honour belongs to every member of the Khyber family who works with sincerity and purpose.”

Echoing the sentiment, Myser Ahmed Khan noted, “These awards reaffirm the core values we uphold in our mining operations—safety, sustainability, and scientific precision. I’m proud to be part of a team that doesn’t just meet standards, but consistently sets new ones.”(KINS) h 

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