Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

Better Health Status of Women Through Community SEHAT Centre at Purulia, West Bengal

The project aims to raise awareness among women about their health behaviours, provide accessible sanitary facilities for menstrual hygiene, distribute free sanitary napkins to women and adolescent girls, promote good health practices through educational sessions, disseminate information on health-seeking behaviour through awareness campaigns, organize eye check-up camps, provide free spectacles to women after the check-up, and offer supplement services to pregnant and lactating women. This will improve the availability and access to quality healthcare for women, particularly in the areas of menstrual hygiene, eye check-ups, and supplement services for pregnant and lactating women.

RailTel Akansha Super 30, Dehradun, Uttarakhand

RailTel’s Akansha Super-30, is a noble initiative of RailTel. The Project was started in 2015 wherein students are provided eleven months free residential academic mentoring by best possible faculty for preparation of IIT/JEE the most prestigious examination for aspiring engineers. Students are selected from various districts of Uttarakhand through diligent process of written test and interview. The present batch (2023-24) is 9th batch of the project. The Session starts from July and ends in June/exam of JEE Advanced whichever is earlier. The residential premises is designed to solicit undivided attention, maximum cooperation, healthy competition, and team work among faculties, staff and students. The students, who completed engineering got placement in various companies of repute. Some of them started their career from corporate jobs and some of them opt for higher studies. The alumni of the projects are working with L&T, TCS, IBM, etc.

Cancer Assistance Program Varanasi, Rishikesh, Chandigarh & Shimla

This initiative provides a comprehensive support to the cancer patients and their families by assisting with navigating treatment protocols, offering emotional and physical support, arranging accommodation and financial resources through government schemes and other trusts/donors and conducting counselling sessions and fun events to uplift and encourage patients and their families. This support is provided by trained counsellors and rehabilitated cancer survivors stationed at hospitals. The program also focuses on building immunity and helping patients manage treatment side effects through structured online interactive sessions that promote well-being. It is being implemented in five hospitals across four states.