Our Corporate Social Responsibility approach is built on integrating community development into its operational footprint, ensuring long-term, measurable and inclusive growth aligned with regional needs.
Our approach to social initiatives are focused on core areas that drive sustainable community transformation and improve quality of life around our areas of operations.
School infrastructure, learning programs and digital access.
Primary healthcare centres, doorstep medical access and awareness programs.
Skill development, training, local employment, market linkages and rural empowerment.
Nutrition, healthcare, education, skilling and welfare initiatives.
Infrastructure and local development support.
Our Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives are implemented through structured, scalable programs designed to deliver sustained community benefits.
Enabling sustainable farming and improved rural livelihoods through agri-tech adoption, mechanisation support, and responsible crop residue management practices.
Skill development and entrepreneurship among women to enhance employability and income generation opportunities.
Integrated rural development centres focusing on women and child welfare.
Primary healthcare access through health camps, Mobile Health Units, supported by blood donation and menstrual hygiene awareness drives.
Advancing education and youth development through learning & sports kits, career awareness sessions, and improved sports infrastructure.
Building and strengthening community infrastructure by providing solar light and benches in villages for inclusive rural development.
Fostering a culture of volunteerism amongst employees to support community welfare efforts.
Our Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives are implemented through structured, scalable programs designed to deliver sustained community benefits.
Enabling sustainable farming and improved rural livelihoods through agri-tech adoption, mechanisation support, and responsible crop residue management practices.
Skill development and entrepreneurship among women to enhance employability and income generation opportunities.
Integrated rural development centres focusing on women and child welfare.
Primary healthcare access through health camps, Mobile Health Units, supported by blood donation and menstrual hygiene awareness drives.
Advancing education and youth development through learning & sports kits, career awareness sessions, and improved sports infrastructure.
Building and strengthening community infrastructure by providing solar light and benches in villages for inclusive rural development.
Fostering a culture of volunteerism amongst employees to support community welfare efforts.
Our community programs are tracked through defined metrics to ensure accountability, scale and long-term impact.
Sarabjeet words reflect the resilience that has carried her through life’s struggles. Living in Punjab’s Sadda Singhwala village with her husband, a daily wage labourer, Sarabjeet found herself trapped in a cycle of financial hardship. The weight of barely meeting basic needs left her feeling powerless, unable to secure a brighter future for her children.
That changed when she joined Project TARA’s stitching training program in July 2024. What began to support her family quickly grew into something much more, a path to self-empowerment. The skills she gained not only gave her the ability to contribute to her family’s income but also ignited a spark of confidence she had never known before.
From a quiet, reserved woman, Sarabjeet has blossomed into a leader at TARA, inspiring others with her newfound voice and strength. Today, she stands as a symbol of hope, with dreams of giving her children a future full of opportunity, a future she once thought was out of reach.
Sarabjeet’s journey is a powerful reminder that when given the right support, anyone can rise above their circumstances.
When Jagjit Singh first joined Project Navi Disha project in 2021, he set out with a simple goal — to grow chemical-free vegetables for his family. A progressive farmer from Punjab, Jagjit was open to new ideas, and with regular guidance from Talwandi Sabo Thermal Plant Project Navi Disha’s field staff, he slowly began to transform his approach to farming.
What started as a kitchen garden soon grew into something much more. Jagjit established a vegetable nursery and expanded his crops to include cucumber and sponge gourd. This shift not only ensured healthier food on his family’s table but also saved him around ₹45,000 over the past year in input costs across his 4.5 acres of land.
Encouraged by his progress, Jagjit took another leap, this time into onion seed production, supported closely by Talwandi Sabo Thermal Plant, Punjab. Through Navi Disha’s market linkage initiatives, Jagjit now sells directly in local markets using canopy stands provided under the programme, ensuring better returns and a stronger connection with the community.
“The continuous support and handholding have truly made a difference,” he says. Jagjit Singh’s story is one of many. Through Navi Disha, farmers like him are building more sustainable livelihoods and inspiring a quiet revolution in agriculture, one field at a time.