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 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.

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

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

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

Since its inception, LiftEd has positively impacted the lives of over 3.3 million children across 15+ states in India. In areas where students once struggled with basic academic skills

The classrooms now offer better acoustics, lighting, temperature control, and spatial arrangements that promote both concentration and collaboration.

There is also a vision to integrate STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) learning into the curriculum. Introducing robotics, artificial intelligence, and basic programming at an early stage can open up a world of possibilities

This initiative was launched as part of the National Road Safety Month 2025 to foster safe driving practices among commuters and gradually minimize road accidents.

It now provides an uninterrupted power supply to the school. It has given a positive learning environment to the staff and students, free from disruptions caused by power outages.

By addressing the critical challenge of distance, the program empowers girls to continue their education, breaking cycles of early dropout and limited opportunities.

The initiative by HCCB to distribute digital smart boards in schools aligns with the company's commitment to preparing students to become tomorrow's leaders in the fast-evolving economy.

The recent distribution of 250 bicycles in New Delhi is part of a broader effort, which already saw the successful donation of 2,000 bicycles and school kits across Indian cities.

With 10,000 children expected to benefit from this program, Anganwadi Learning Labs will serve as a demonstration and training space, significantly empowering Anganwadi workers and engaging parents in children’s early development.

Bry-Air distributed more than 1,000 medications and 300 pairs of spectacles, alleviating the burden of vision impairment among attendees.

In the next phase, HCCB aims to deepen collaboration with stakeholders, including educators, government bodies, and local communities, to ensure that technology adoption is combined with teacher training and curriculum enhancements.

Through the initiative, the foundation aims to bridge the gap for students who face various challenges in their studies among which lack of electricity is the most significant.

Integrating advanced technologies, such as 55” Smart TVs and customized software, ensures students can access high-quality educational content in school and self-study at home.