At Indus, within the heart of our operations lies a strong belief that the success of our business is tied to the strength and sustainability of the society we operate in. Our CSR interventions support innovative and bold initiatives that align with India’s sustainability development goals and Schedule VII of the Companies Act.
CSR programs in Indus are implemented through a combination of direct implementation and credible implementing partners and agencies under applicable regulations, serving the needs of economically weaker and disadvantaged sections of society in urban and rural areas.
At Indus, we believe in playing an active role in transforming the lives of communities by improving their socio-economic conditions. Our efforts not only impact the direct beneficiaries, but we attempt to improve the social fabric by driving long-lasting changes in communities.
Saksham is enabling vulnerable and marginalized sections of the society to become skilled, self-reliant and reach their full potential. Saksham will identify, nurture, and encourage children, youth, and adults to be socially accepted in the society. The CSR efforts made in this program will be sustainable in terms of strengthening their social and financial statue in the community.
Saksham will enable individuals to be socially responsible citizen and be an agent of change in the society. Transformation in the lives of one individual will eventually bring stability to her and her immediate family. The enhanced knowledge and skills will bring the entire family move towards higher social and economic strata. This will enhance their future generations as well.
Pragati extends beyond individual and their immediate community. Its focus is to fill in community gaps to promote effective and efficient ecosystem. Pragati interventions not only enhance the quality of lives but who improve the ecosystem which will drive positive change.
Pragati will involve local community needs assessment and fill in social gaps to have larger impact in the society. Collective approach may be needed in Pragati, to resolve the challenges in community social development. Pragati will involve co-creation, local team efforts and will also have long-term sustainability focus.
Currently functional in 125 schools across 4 States, with a primary objective of offering free and quality education up to class 8.
> 23,000 Students
> 800 teachers
Satya Bharti Quality Support Program: The program aims to provide holistic development to the children by improving the overall quality of 530 government schools in partnership with 6 state governments.
> 2,40,000 Students
> 8,000 teachers
Gurushala Program: Endeavoring to establish a space for learning and knowledge-sharing among educators with innovative teaching methods and the skills to effectively integrated technology into their classroom in pan India.
> 12,00,000 Students
> 35,000 teachers
Smart Agri Program: Aiming to transform conventional agricultural practices into smart agriculture the Smart Agri Program is enhancing livelihoods of small farmers, through sustainable farming techniques, deployment of IoT solutions and by improving their access to information using technology in 10 states.
> 2,90,000 Farmers
Indus Towers Scholarship Program for students with Disability promotes equality and inclusive participation, Indus provides scholarship to 180 students with disability in the age group of 14- 30 years to pursue their studies and provides support related to transportation, accommodation, study materials, assistive devices allowances on case-to-case basis in 17 states.
Scholarship Program for Higher Education provides scholarships to 101 financially constrained but bright students who have achieved top scores, want to pursue Engineering and have been accepted by highly reputed institutions in India.
Girl Child Education Program’s objective is to establish and manage learning centers for girls aged 6-14 years in rural areas. The aim is to provide high-quality education to girls and ensure their successful transition into mainstream education in 11 states.
> 12,000 students > 440 Teachers
Project Nurture provides essential support and care to destitute and parentless children. This program by Indus aims to establish a strong foundation for these children by offering long-term family-based care, ensuring their holistic development and empowerment, and providing access to quality education and basic amenities in 17 states.
>530 Children 
> 53 Homes
Digital Transformation Van initiative initiative aims to bridge the digital gap by offering Information and Communication Technology (ICT) skills and awareness to various segments of society in 3 states. The goal is to provide quality education, entrepreneurship training, and common public services to these groups, thereby improving their digital literacy.
> 39,000 Beneficiaries
Digital Skill Development Program is a joint initiative by Indus and the Government of Jammu and Kashmir, aimed at enhancing the digital literacy skills of dependents of J&K police martyrs, with the goal of helping them with employment opportunities.
50 wards of J&K police martyrs
Library in Classroom (setting up school libraries) intervention involves the establishment of a unique wall mounted library that encourages children to engage with storybooks in a free and interactive manner. The library boasts a collection of over 100 multilingual storybooks, each featuring captivating narratives and visually appealing illustrations designed to attract young readers in 7 states.
> 5,32,000 Students > 900 Teachers
The program aims to strengthen the existing facility and solve the problem of primary health care. Under this initiative, 44 Health ATM is being installed in Uttar Pradesh.
Medical Oxygen Generator Plant was installed in Dehradun (200 LPM) to strengthen the health facility in their Community Health Centers. In Mumbai, Indus helped with logistics and provided a Mobile Health Van to support the government’s vaccination and other health-related initiatives, benefiting the communities.
The aim of this initiative is to provide an alternative source of electricity to more than 290 weavers in Uttar Pradesh. It has been helping them to increase their income and productivity hours.
In collaboration with the Government, 10 ambulance vans were provided in need-based areas (Kerala, Gujarat, West Bengal & Uttar Pradesh) including health centers and Hospitals.
Indus has been extending support to paraplegic rehabilitation center in Pune & Mohali to rehabilitate, empower and offer institutionalized treatment to benefit 106 ex-servicemen.
Indu Towers actively participated in the Government of India’s initiative to promoting awareness regarding the Indian National flag. Indus distributed 28,000 flags in Delhi/NCR and Mumbai.
