CSR Initiative Enhancing Education Infrastructure in Two Government Schools in Mysore 

Mysore, India: Cyient DLM, a leading integrated electronics manufacturing company, as part of its ongoing commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), continues to make significant strides in improving education and supporting community development in India. In its latest initiative, the company helped improve student well-being by upgrading the sanitation facilities and safeguarding the school buildings’ by providing rooftop waterproofing solutions at their adopted Government Higher Primary Schools in Mysore’s Bastipura and Kumbarakoppal areas.

The newly upgraded facilities were officially inaugurated at a ceremony attended by the senior leadership from Cyient DLM and Cyient. The event highlighted the company’s dedication to driving positive social change in the regions surrounding its operations. The leadership team of Suchitra Royroth, Head of Business Excellence, Cyient DLM, Krishna Deevi, Head of CSR at Cyient, and Neeraja Polisetty, Head of HR, Cyient DLM, engaged with the children and also witnessed the direct impact of the infrastructure upgrades will have on over 700 students in the area.

“This initiative is a reflection of our deep-rooted commitment to enhancing education and community well-being,” said Suchitra Royroth, Head of Business Excellence, Cyient DLM. “The infrastructure upgrades are not just about building better schools but about providing the children in these communities with the resources they need to succeed. We are proud to be part of their journey and hope to see the positive impact unfold over the years,” she added.

The upgrades were implemented by Cyient Foundation, the CSR arm of Cyient Ltd., dedicated to supporting sustainable development through programs that focus on education, skill development, healthcare, environmental protection, and community empowerment. The initiative also aligns with Cyient DLM’s broader vision of creating lasting, positive change in the communities it serves.

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