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Social impact initiative ‘Project One Tree’ launched, President extends support

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New Delhi, India: In a decisive step towards fostering environmental sustainability and positive social impact, News18 Network has launched ‘Project One Tree,’ a mass movement to encourage and mobilise every Indian to plant a tree for a greener, sustainable and breathable tomorrow. Inspired by PM Modi’s tree plantation on ‘Ek Ped, Ma ke Naam’ on the World Environment Day, Project One Tree is a quest to champion and motivate all Indians to take a small action but drive a big impact, plant one tree and remember to nurture it.
The launch was marked by a special message from the President of India, Draupadi Murmu. She spoke about the significance of championing ‘Project One Tree’ to combat environmental challenges. President Murmu shared her vision on fostering a greener and more sustainable future, inviting everyone to contribute towards the noble cause.
“Planting trees is a simple yet profoundly impactful step that each one of us can take to secure a healthier planet for future generations,” the President stated.
As part of the launch, News18 Network’s editors participated in a tree plantation activity, symbolizing their dedication to the environment. A snippet of the same was unveiled as part of the special broadcast across all national, business and regional channels of the Network.
To further strengthen the initiative, a dedicated microsite has been launched, which provides detailed information on ‘Project One Tree.’ This platform will serve as a hub for educational content, partnership opportunities, and updates on the project’s progress.
Since the launch, ‘Project One Tree’ has garnered widespread support from key government leaders such as G Kishan Reddy, Union Minister, Coal and Mines, Yogi Adityanath, CM, Uttar Pradesh, Eknath Shinde, CM, Maharashtra, Bhupendra Patel, CM, Gujarat, Dr Mohan Yadav, CM, Madhya Pradesh, Pushkar Singh Dhami, CM, Uttarakhand, Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu, CM, Himachal Pradesh, Brajesh Pathak, Deputy CM, Uttar Pradesh, Mukesh Agnihotri, Deputy CM, Himachal Pradesh, Brigadier Dr B.D Mishra, Lieutenant Governor, Ladakh.
Celebrities such as Meet Bros, Adivi Sesh, Sudhanshu Pandey and Aamir Ali also have applauded the initiative and pledged their support towards the cause of planting and nurturing trees.
The initiative has also been supported by notable names from India Inc, such as Rajiv Bajaj, CEO, Bajaj Auto and Santosh Iyer, Managing Director and CEO, Mercedes Benz, India, recognising its potential for positive social impact.
India has lost 2.3 million hectares of tree cover in the last 23 years. The impact of which has been visible through intense heat waves, deficient rainfall in June in almost half of the country and a 35% increase in flash floods since 2019. Climate change is now affecting everyone’s lives more than ever before.
‘Project One Tree’ seeks to galvanize collective action to help repair the damage caused to the planet. The movement will be activated through educating the masses using diverse content formats across the News18 Network. In addition, the network will engage with key stakeholders including NGOs, ministries, and government entities to spread awareness.
The initiative will be guided by an esteemed advisory panel featuring prominent environmentalists and experts who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience. Among them include Founder of GiveMeTrees, Swami Prem Parivartan, popularly known as Peepal Baba, Apurva Bhandari, Founder of SankalpTaru, Director General of TERI, Vibha Dhawan and Dr. Erach Bharucha, Director of Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Environment Education & Research.
In the spirit of fostering community involvement and environmental sustainability, the initiative launched its maiden plantation drive on July 21, 2024 in Noida where News18 Network’s team and people from all walks of life came together, with a common goal – to plant and nurture trees.
Some key guests at the plantation included, Colonel VN Thapar, Father of Capt Vijyant Thapar, Rakesh Khatri, Nest Man of India and Anand Mohan Singh, Deputy Director, Horticulture, NOIDA Authority. They shared nuggets of wisdom around the environment and the role each one of us needs to play for the collective well-being of human beings and mother earth.
The initiative further aims to have similar plantation drives across different parts of the country, encouraging every Indian to plant trees, nurture them and drive the large change.

 

 

 

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How the Healthcare Sector benefits from Union Budget 2024

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The Union Budget 2024 presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday has made significant allocations for India’s healthcare sector. Union Health Ministry has been allocated Rs 90,958.63 crore for the FY 2024-25, which marks a notable increase from Rs 80,517.62 crore in the 2023-2024 revised Budget.
While the government has allocated Rs 87,656.90 crore to the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Rs 3,301.73 has been kept for the Department of Health Research, as announced in the Union Budget on Tuesday. The budget allocation for the Ministry of AYUSH has gone up from Rs 3,000 crore to Rs 3,712.49 crore.
Apart from this, three cancer drugs have been exempted from Basic Customs Duty (BCD), which is significant at a time when India stands as the ‘Cancer Capital of the World’.

Allocations for National Health Mission and others

The budget expenditure for FY 2024-25 under the National Health Mission (NHM) has also been increased by approx. Rs 4000 crore from Rs 31,550 crore to Rs 36000 crore. National Health Mission is a Central Government Scheme which primarily caters to the Primary and Secondary Healthcare service delivery.
The Centre’s flagship scheme, Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) has got an allocation of Rs 7,300 crore extending coverage to ASHA, Anganwadi workers, and helpers across the country.
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has been allocated Rs 2,732.13 crore. National Tele Mental Health Programme ‘Tele MANAS’ has been allocated Rs 90 crore. The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, has been allocated Rs 4,523 crore.

Three Cancer Medicines exempted from Customs Duty

Three cancer medicines namely Trastuzumab Deruxtecan, Osimertinib, and Durvalumab have been exempted from Basic Customs Duty in the Union Budget 2024-25 presented in the Parliament. The request was forwarded by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare to the Ministry of Finance in view of the 27 lakh cancer patients in the country.
breast cancer
The three cancer drugs namely Trastuzumab Deruxtecan, Osimertinib and Durvalumab are used for different tumor types. While Trastuzumab Deruxtecan is used for Breast Cancer treatment, Osimertinib is the medicine used for Lung Cancer and Durvalumab caters to Lung Cancer and Biliary Tract Cancer.
This is a welcome move as people battling cancer and their families have to incur huge expenditure for treatment, which is not affordable for all. While many people run out of their savings, they have to take hefty loans to pay hospital bills.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman ahead of presenting the Union Budget 2024

Benefits to X-ray machine industry

The Union Finance Minister in yesterday’s budget also revised the custom duty rates on X-ray tubes and flat panel detectors. These revised rates are expected to positively impact the X-ray machine industry by enhancing component availability at lower costs. This change is anticipated to boost the domestic medical device sector, contribute to component availability at lower costs and reduced healthcare costs, making advanced medical imaging more accessible and affordable.

New Medical College in Bihar

While presenting the Union Budget 2024-25, the Finance Minister announced allocations made for new airports, medical colleges and sports infrastructure in the state of Bihar.

CSR: SNEHA NGO partners with Maharashtra government to launch Child Protection Committee in Mumbai

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Society for Nutrition, Education and Health Action (SNEHA) along with the District Women and Child Development Office and 2 other NGOs recently launched a Ward Level Child Protection Committee (WLCPC) in Mumbai. Located in Ward No. 135 of Mumbai i.e. M-East Ward, the committee will be covering the communities of Indira Nagar and Janta Nagar in Mandala, Mankhurd. The committee has been formed in collaboration with the District Child Protection Unit under the guidance of the District Women and Child Development Officer, Mumbai Suburban District. The NGO and the Maharashtra government are also planning to replicate this model across all 15 wards in Mumbai in the coming years.
The new committee was launched in the presence of District Child Protection Officer (DCPO), Ms. Meera Gudile, CDPO, Mr Haribhau Hake, District Women and Child Development Officer Mr. Sharad Kurhade from the District Women and Child Development Office as well as Dr. Nayreen Daruwalla, Programme Director, SNEHA. All dignitaries are a part of this committee that aims to function as a cooperative forum bringing together governmental and non-governmental entities. Aligning with the Government of Maharashtra Resolution (2014), the Child Protection Committee (CPC) will enhance child safety and well-being by setting clear objectives. This includes preventing abuse, ensuring timely interventions, and fostering a supportive ecosystem for children in need within the community.
Speaking on the launch, Dr. Daruwalla said, “The overarching goal of the committee is to secure freedom from violence for children residing in urban settlements. We would like to emphasize on the critical need to create safe environments where children can thrive and grow without fear or threat.”
Smita Sequeira, Associate Programme Director, Prevention of Violence against Children, SNEHA and one of the leaders spearheading this movement for ward-level committees said, “Currently, there are several factors leading to violence against children. This includes different forms of disciplining practices and cultural norms in relation to overt and covert forms of violence against children.  We are striving to improve parent-child communications and tracking progress towards mitigating violence. Through this committee, we would like to strategize and enhance the overall safety and protection of vulnerable children in urban informal settings.”
Some of the committee objectives includes the following:
– To introduce Baal Sansad cabinet members to the WLCPC members and enhance child participation in the committee’s activities
– To instill accountability among authorities for prioritizing children’s welfare and implementing effective interventions
– To develop and implement strategies to enhance support for CPCs at the ward level
– To emphasize child protection as a collective responsibility requiring combined action from all stakeholders
For the initial action points, the new committee will work towards sustainable solutions for children in Ward No. 135 to address issues such as substance abuse, lack of gardens and playgrounds as well as child safety and protection issues.
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Budget 2024: Companies To Use CSR For 10% Of Internship Costs

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Budget 2024: Companies To Use CSR For 10% Of Internship Costs
Companies will now be required to use their CSR funds to cover 10 per cent of internship costs, as announced by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in her budget speech on July 23, 2024.
The initiative is aimed at creating opportunities for one crore youth in the top 500 companies over the next five years. As part of the scheme, interns will receive a monthly allowance of Rs 5,000 and a one-time assistance of Rs 6,000.
CSR in India is mandatory governed by Section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013, along with Schedule VII of the Act and the Companies (CSR Policy) Rules, 2014. These regulations define the criteria for CSR eligibility and set out requirements for implementing and reporting CSR activities.
According to the Section 135(1) of the Companies Act, 2013, and the Companies (CSR Policy) Rules, 2014, a company must comply with CSR provisions , if it meets any of the following criteria in the immediately preceding financial year:
– Net worth of Rs 500 crore or more,
– Turnover of Rs 1,000 crore or more, or
– Net profit of Rs 5 crore or more
Companies required to comply with CSR provisions must spend 2% of their average net profits from the previous three years on CSR activities, as stipulated by the CSR policy.

Importance of Internships

Internships are crucial for bridging the gap between academic knowledge and real-world applications. There are several companies that expect the candidates that apply for jobs to have some practical work experience. This expectation stands true even for freshers. While the freshers may not have experience of working on a professional level, they are required to understand the roles and responsibilities of the job thoroughly, which is impossible without having worked. Internships provide a platform to these individuals in gaining this experience.
It has been observed that freshers with internship experiences make more desirable candidates for jobs.
One of the biggest strength of India is its demographic dividend. India exports millions of people across the world to be part of global workforce. Such individuals, even with good education find it difficult to secure a job in other countries over a lack of work experience, and have to settle for low paying jobs. This often change or slow their career trajectory. This initiative will help in addressing this issue by improving the employability prospects of Indian youth, not just in India, but also across the globe.

CSR Initiative to illuminate 100+ forest villages in Uttar Pradesh fostering safety and rural development

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CSR Initiative to illuminate 100+ forest villages in Uttar Pradesh fostering safety and rural development
Further to the #BrighterLivesBetterWorld vision Signify, the world leader in lighting, exchanged a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with BharatCares, in the presence of the Principal Chief Conservator of Forest/Chief Wildlife Warden, Department of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of Uttar Pradesh, to illuminate 100+ rural and forest villages in Uttar Pradesh with energy-efficient LED streetlights.
The project is aimed at enhancing the quality of life in these villages, reducing human-wildlife conflict, increasing rural development, extending time for livelihood activities, and improving safety for women and children. The role of the Environment, Forest and Climate Change Department, Government of Uttar Pradesh will be instrumental in this initiative for identifying the villages, providing the necessary support on the ground and overall collaboration to drive this initiative across these forest villages for a better tomorrow.
“We are extremely proud to launch this initiative with Uttar Pradesh’s Environment, Forest and Climate Change Department and BharatCares, focused on addressing the concerns beyond illumination by lighting up the forest fringe villages in Uttar Pradesh. By empowering these communities with the power of light, we aim to bring safety and create a lasting impact on the villages. This project is yet another great example of our relentless efforts towards a better tomorrow for everyone,” said Nikhil Gupta, Head of CSR, Government Affairs, Marketing & Strategy at Signify.
Bhomik Shah, Managing Trustee, BharatCares added, “Access to reliable lighting is fundamental to socio-economic progress, especially in underserved regions. Our collaboration with Signify under the ‘Har Gaon Roshan’ initiative reflects our shared commitment to driving positive change through sustainable solutions.“
MoU exchanged in the presence of Sh. Sanjay Srivastava, Principal Chief Conservator of Forest/Chief Wildlife Warden, Department of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of Uttar Pradesh, Mr Rakesh Kumar Singh, CSR Lead, Signify and Mr. Manoviraj Singh, Vice President, CSR & Government Practice, CSRBOX.
By bringing the transformative power of light to these 100+ villages, this initiative is dedicated to improving the lives of thousands of people and contributing to a brighter and more sustainable future for rural Uttar Pradesh.
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CSR Project inaugurate innovative government school facility in Lakshmipura, Bengaluru

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NTT DATA, a global digital business and IT services leader, in collaboration with The Akshaya Patra Foundation, announced the inauguration of a newly built government school in Lakshmipura, Bangalore. This project exemplifies their shared commitment to creating significant long-term social impact through enhanced learning environments and comprehensive nutrition programs for students.
The inauguration ceremony was graced by Chief Guest Shri S. Muniraju, Member of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly, Dasarahalli Assembly Constituency & President BJP Bengaluru Urban District; Guest of Honor Shri Vijay Bharadwaj, former Indian cricketer; alongside Aditya Afzulpurkar, Senior Vice President – Technology Infrastructure Services and Shri Shridhar Venkat, CEO of The Akshaya Patra Foundation, who was joined by other CXOs of the foundation. Speaking at the inauguration, Mr. Dilip Kumar, Chief Digital Officer of NTT DATA, Inc., said, “Education is the key that unlocks doors of opportunity. This landmark NTT DATA school project with Akshaya Patra Foundation represents hope, possibility and the chance for every child to rise above their circumstances and reach their dreams. With this school initiative, we renew our commitment to nurturing and empowering potential within the youth in our communities.”
Shri Shridhar Venkat, CEO of The Akshaya Patra Foundation, stated, that “This initiative is a significant step towards realizing our vision of creating long-term social impact by enriching the learning environments of government school students, we are grateful for the support from NTT DATA and look forward to continuing our efforts in transforming educational landscapes.”
The project aligns with NTT DATA’s sustainability ambition to provide digital access and educational opportunities to 5 million young people and children from underprivileged areas worldwide by 2030. With the inauguration of this new school campus, NTT DATA has reaffirmed its commitment to transforming traditional educational infrastructures. Currently, the school serves 241 students, with a gender distribution of 131 boys and 110 girls, providing them with a nurturing environment to thrive academically and personally.
The newly constructed school has a host of innovative features that set it apart from conventional government school facilities, promoting not only academic excellence but also holistic student well-being. 
Highlights of the new facility:
– Innovative design: The school features a circular structure that maximizes energy efficiency and sustainability. The total built-up area stands at 902 square meters.
– Enhanced learning tools: Students have access to a computer lab and a well-stocked library, equipped with modern educational technologies.
– Health and nutrition: A kitchen garden on the premises allows students to participate in growing organic produce, encouraging healthy eating and sustainable living practices.
– Physical and security measures: The school is equipped with CCTV systems, modern toilet facilities, and extensive outdoor sports areas, ensuring a safe and conducive learning environment.
– Water conservation: The inclusion of a rainwater harvesting system underlines the commitment to sustainability.
This initiative is another milestone in our journey towards creating educational spaces that foster learning, well-being, and growth among students in government schools. This innovative facility will set the benchmark for future projects. We are grateful for the continuous support from our partners and the community.
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Budget 2024: Tax structure under new regime revised

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Budget 2024: Tax structure under new regime revised
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman tabled the Union Budget 2024 for the seventh time today. In her budget speech Shri Nirmala Sitharaman revamped income tax slabs under the new regime in Union Budget 2024 in a bid to make it more attractive. The standard deduction limit was also hiked from Rs 50,000 to Rs 75,000, marking an increase of Rs 25,000.
Read: Union Budget 2024: Govt focuses on employment, skilling schemes for youth
The Finance Minister said that the tweaked tax slabs would save salaried individuals Rs 17,500 annually under the new regime. Additionally, the Finance Minister adjusted some of the tax slabs.
The updated tax slabs are as follows: income up to Rs 3 lakh will be taxed at 0%, Rs 3 lakh to Rs 7 lakh at 5%, Rs 7 lakh to Rs 10 lakh at 10%, Rs 10 lakh to Rs 12 lakh at 15%, Rs 12 lakh to Rs 15 lakh at 20%, and income above Rs 15 lakh at 30%.
Earlier, under the new income tax regime, there was no tax up to Rs 3 lakh income, Rs 6 lakh to Rs 9 lakh was taxed at 10%, Rs 9 lakh to Rs 12 lakh was taxed at 15%, 12 lakh to Rs 15 lakh at 20% and Rs 15 lakh and above at 30%.
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Specifically, the changes have been made in three slab categories – Over Rs 3 lakh to Rs 6 lakh at 5% has become Rs 3 lakh to Rs 7 lakh, Rs 6 lakh to Rs 9 lakh at 10 % has now become Rs 7 lakh to Rs 10 lakh and over Rs 9 lakh to Rs 12 lakh at 15% has become Rs 10 lakh to Rs 12 lakh.
These changes are likely to provide a big boost to middle class taxpayers.
The government has also increased the deduction limit for employers’ contributions to the National Pension System (NPS) from 10% to 14%.
Moreover, the deduction for family pensions is proposed to increase from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000, benefiting around 4 crore salaried individuals and pensioners.

इसे पढ़ लिया तो समझ में आ जायेगा बजट

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CSR: BPCL Launches Drone Reforestation Project to Revitalize Nashik’s Lands

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Nashik, India: Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), a leading Maharatna PSU, proudly announces a transformative reforestation initiative in the Nashik District of Maharashtra. This project, conducted in collaboration with the Forest Department – Nashik, aims to restore degraded lands using advanced drone technology and seedball deployment.
BPCL’s reforestation project will utilize 200,000 seedballs distributed by drones, targeting remote and inaccessible areas. This innovative approach addresses the critical issues of rapid deforestation and land degradation, which have significantly impacted the region’s biodiversity, climate resilience, and community well-being.
“At BPCL, we believe in the power of innovation and community. Our drone-based reforestation project in Nashik is a transformative step towards restoring nature and empowering local communities. By leveraging advanced technology and involving local residents, we aim to create a sustainable environment that benefits both the ecosystem and the people. Together, we can build a greener and healthier future.” said Shri Biju Gopinath, Executive Director Pipelines, BPCL.
The project encompasses comprehensive planning, including site selection using GIS mapping, community engagement, seedball production, and drone deployment. The target areas cover 100 hectares across three forest ranges in Nashik District: Sinnar Nashik Range, Hivre Billage, and Ganga Mahalungi Village.
The main objectives are to restore the environment by planting 200,000 seedballs to rejuvenate deforested land, enhance local biodiversity, and promote ecosystem health. Tree species to be planted include Millettia Pinnata (Karanja), Azadirachta indica (Neem), Tectona grandis (Sagwan), Dalbergia Sissoo (Indian Rosewood), Acacia Catechu (Khair), Syzygium Cumini (Black Plum), and Mangifera Indica (Mango). Additionally, the project aims to involve local communities in seedball production and land management, fostering environmental awareness, and creating economic opportunities. It will also utilize seedcopter drones for efficient seedball deployment and employ advanced monitoring systems to track reforestation progress.
This initiative not only aims to restore the environment but also to empower local communities by providing training and employment opportunities in sustainable practices. By integrating scientific research, technological innovation, and community participation, BPCL aims to create a scalable and replicable reforestation model that can be implemented in other regions facing similar challenges. This pioneering reforestation initiative marks a significant step towards creating a greener and more sustainable environment in Nashik, enhancing both the ecosystem and the livelihoods of its residents.
BPCL through their CSR initiatives, have consistently contributed to various social causes, including education, environmental sustainability, health and sanitation, skill development, and community development. This reforestation project aligns with their core CSR focus on environmental sustainability, demonstrating the company’s dedication to creating a positive and lasting impact on society.

 

 

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CSR to Empower Differently-Abled Individuals through Limbs Donation Camp

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New Delhi, India: Eastman Group of Companies, India’s one of the leading conglomerates has donated INR 17.5 lacs for limb donation to Narayan Seva Sansthan of Udaipur, Rajasthan (NSS) to support initiatives aimed at empowering differently-abled individuals across Ludhiana. This collaboration underscores Eastman Group’s steadfast dedication to enhancing societal well-being willing beneficiaries and encouraging inclusive growth of the society. The partnership with NSS emerged as it has stood out for its decades-long commitment to providing free prosthetic limbs and vocational training to differently-abled individuals.
The collaboration has already bolstered NSS’s efforts in Ludhiana, where a limb donation camp has benefitted 700-800 individuals, including families of beneficiaries. The limb donation initiative aims to have a significant impact on the lives of the beneficiaries. Eastman Group’s involvement extends beyond financial support, as they actively promoted NSS’s initiatives within the industry and provided strategic inputs to maximize impact by providing employment opportunities to differently-abled individuals in the near future.
Eastman Group will also offer job opportunities to individuals who have received limbs during the camp, as part of the government schemes National Apprenticeship Training Scheme (NATS) and National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS). This initiative by the Group will enable them to earn while learning in a workplace, providing a head start in their chosen careers. The Group aims to prepare them for industry demands and the evolving needs of the company, ensuring they become industry-ready. This support will enhance their prospects of sustaining themselves in their respective fields and achieving self-dependence.
Mr. Jagdish Rai Singal, Founder and Chairman, Eastman Group, emphasized the company’s profound sense of social responsibility, stating, “At Eastman Group, we take our Corporate Social Responsibility utmost seriously and strive to fulfill both our legal obligations and our karmic duty towards uplifting the society as a whole through multiple such initiatives. With this limbs donation camp our objectives are twofold – first is to alleviate the social exclusion faced by the individuals who have lost limbs and second to equip them with skills that enable seamless integration into mainstream society and the workforce to sustain themselves in the future. These campaigns are ongoing, driven by our commitment to sustainably uplift communities of differently-abled individuals. Additionally, we chose to collaborate with NSS because of their sterling reputation and unparalleled expertise in the field of social responsibility. NSS, with its extensive experience and unwavering dedication, played a pivotal role in executing this campaign. The recent limb donation camp in Ludhiana has demonstrated the profound impact on the differently-abled community members.”
Eastman Group’s CSR activities are conducted with rigorous standards of accountability and efficiency, ensuring that funds are utilized effectively under the guidance of dedicated professionals. The company remains committed to expanding its reach and deepening its engagement with beneficiaries to address their long-term challenges systematically. JRS Eastman is aiming for a lasting partnership with NSS for the forthcoming CSR initiatives. This collaboration aims to amplify the social impact on the lives of our differently-abled people, maximizing benefits for the community. Looking ahead, Eastman Group remains committed to expanding its CSR initiatives, not only in healthcare through initiatives like building hospitals in Haryana but also in community welfare projects, exemplified by the work with the Darshana Singal Foundation (DSF).

 

 

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