Among them, 780 individuals were shortlisted after detailed consultations and medical assessments. Measurements and casts were taken at that time, ensuring that the prosthetic devices would be tailored specifically to their requirements.

Encouraged by the success of the solar irrigation and water systems in Sindri, ACC and the Adani Foundation plan to extend similar interventions to other rural parts of Jharkhand.

The Mobile Medical Van initiative is one of the company’s flagship healthcare programs. Alongside this, Kotak Life also promotes eye care through awareness campaigns on eye donation and organizes eye check-up drives to prevent avoidable blindness.

In many rural regions, healthcare facilities are either distant or under-resourced. This often leads to late detection of illnesses and a reliance on treatment rather than prevention.

Signify launched its Har Gaon Roshan CSR program in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, with BharatCares supporting its on-ground implementation to bring sustainable outdoor lighting to rural communities.

As part of the recent initiative, TI representatives toured TAPF’s centralised kitchen facilities, witnessing the scale and efficiency of automated processes that prepare thousands of meals each day.

In Borchapori, the programme began with modest efforts to provide women with structured spaces for weaving. The early focus was on bringing together women who already had basic weaving skills but lacked the means to scale up.

In the first three weeks alone, awareness sessions in Chikkaballapur and Tumakuru districts drew around 500 participants, a strong turnout that included parents, students, and educators.

Recognizing the urgent need to bridge this divide, Kamdhenu Group, through its CSR initiative implemented by the Kamdhenu Jeevandhara Foundation, stepped forward with a dedicated program.

The Sawangi Canal Restoration Project was designed as a comprehensive and sustainable intervention. Unlike a short-term repair job, it was structured as a long-term community movement that blended engineering solutions with local participation

By focusing on holistic and need-based development, Parivartan has covered 298 border villages across 12 states, uplifting communities with programs in education, healthcare, sustainable livelihoods, natural resource management & financial inclusion

The restored pond is helping to stabilise the agricultural calendar. With a dependable water source, farmers can plan their planting and harvesting cycles with greater confidence.

A total of 176 bicycles were distributed to students from 105 rural villages, directly addressing the challenge of commuting long distances to school.

Since its launch, the “Hospital on Wheels” initiative in Patratu has already begun to deliver tangible results. Families that previously had to travel hours to access a doctor are now receiving medical care within their own communities.

The World Environment Day cleanup drive in Navi Mumbai marks a significant step in local ecological restoration. However, Henkel India and NMMC recognize that lasting environmental impact depends on continued effort and community participation.

To complement its physical collection, the library offers over 1,000 digital titles accessible through iPads available within the facility. This digital access is especially beneficial for tech-savvy users and students

Beyond day-to-day improvements, the project also serves as a replicable model for other regions looking to upgrade their civic infrastructure through CSR support. It sets a benchmark for how private sector involvement can drive sustainable community

Across India, the Har Gaon Roshan initiative has created visible and lasting change by illuminating hundreds of underserved villages. In Andhra Pradesh, 230 villages were lit up, benefiting more than 78,200 people

A total of 160 rural homes across Maharashtra have been powered with sustainable solar energy, 120 through 8 Super Tackles and 40 more through 4 Super Raids.

The camp, held in the heart of a rural district, brought together 185 girls from villages such as Rampara, Bherai, Kadiyali, Devpara, Thavi, and Padar. The target group included girls from classes VII to IX

Over 40 farmers have embraced high-value strawberry cultivation, moving away from traditional crops with limited profitability.