Tag: CSR in India

BASF India reported Rs 15.61 crore in CSR expenditure during FY 2025-26, including current and earlier-year ongoing project funds.

For Jaipuria, the work represents a long-term approach to philanthropy—one that seeks to create institutions and pathways.

India’s CSR ecosystem is moving beyond compliance towards outcome-led, technology-enabled and community-driven social change.

SETU 2026 in New Delhi will explore structural challenges in skill development and future-ready employment pathways.

Pratyush Mehrotra served as Deputy General Manager in the Bank’s ESG and Climate Finance Unit.

Amara Raja Energy & Mobility spent Rs 22.70 crore on education, healthcare, skilling and rural development programmes in FY 2025-26.

Aegis Logistics spent Rs 3.89 crore on CSR projects and transferred Rs 5.02 crore for ongoing work in FY 2025-26.

Reckitt’s Seven-Partner Alliance to Reach 100 Million Beneficiaries.

Venus Remedies spent Rs 1.28 crore on CSR in FY26, with major focus on schools, healthcare and women empowerment.

Pajson Agro India recognised Rs 21.34 lakh toward CSR in FY26, with focus on education, healthcare, environment and relief support.