The Company contributed to the CSR by contributing towards Promotion & preservation of art, culture & heritage. Under this programme, one-year training on weaving is provided to the women through trainers and master trainers. After training, the Handloom (KHADI) is handed over to the trainee so that they could continue their earning. This initiative is also to conserve the art of weaving which is otherwise at the verge of extinction. Under CHARKHA which are executed by JSW Hydro Energy in Kinnaur, training was provided to 173 women through 17 CHARKHA training centres at various locations of the area and a VTC at Sholtu. A virtual meeting of CHARKHA women of their various training centres was conducted with Development Commissioner (Handloom- Ministry of Textiles) under the CHAUPAL programme. Various government schemes were introduced by the Development Commissioner for the benefit of these women. A key initiative at the Barmer location included the training of 100 women artisans in the areas of craftwork production, ‘Applique’ work and ‘Mukka’ embroidery and enable the development of 75 products for commercialisation.