HYDERABAD (India CSR): Coforge Limited, a global digital services and solutions provider, today inaugurated the Coforge Public Library, a world-class facility in Hyderabad dedicated to fostering inclusive learning and community development.
This marks the third library launched under Coforge’s flagship CSR initiative, following successful openings in Noida (Feb 2024) and Gurugram (June 2025). The Hyderabad library is located on the 8th floor of Pranava Business Park, Kothaguda, adjacent to the Kondapur residential hub. Spanning 15,660 sq. ft., the space features floor-to-ceiling glass walls offering panoramic views of the city, fully air-conditioned interiors, wide aisles for wheelchair accessibility, and a vibrant children’s zone designed to inspire early learners through playful exploration.
The library houses an impressive collection of over 15,000 books across diverse genres including fiction, thrillers, travel, children’s literature, self-help, management, spirituality, health, art, artificial intelligence, environment, photography, poetry, autobiographies, biographies, graphic novels, comics, politics, and classics. The collection includes award-winning authors and prized reference titles. A fully digitized cataloging and management system ensures a seamless experience for readers.
Open to all and completely free of charge, the Coforge Public Library will operate daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, 365 days a year. It aims to serve as a gateway to knowledge, a catalyst for personal growth, and a cornerstone of inclusive development for the local community.
Speaking at the inauguration, Anuradha Sehgal, Chief Brand & Sustainability Officer at Coforge, said: “We strongly believe that libraries are invaluable resources for the growth and development of communities and play a crucial role in nation-building. Today, we are proud to present this wonderful facility to the people of Hyderabad. We hope it becomes a sanctuary of lifelong learning for generations to come.”
In a message shared for the occasion, Sudhir Singh, CEO & Executive Director of Coforge, added:“ We see public libraries as long-term social infrastructure that outlasts technology cycles and business models. Through this CSR programme, we are committed to steadily building a nationwide network of such libraries. Their impact will be measured not only in visitor numbers but in the opportunities they create for individuals to learn, grow, and thrive.”
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