Together, We Grow

Shishya: Smart classrooms and interactive English learning introduced in 450+ government schools are helping bridge the rural–urban education divide.

Gyanarjan: Specialised coaching for 430 students from low-income families has enabled over 4,500 to secure admission to reputed institutions with scholarships.

Anveshan: Hands-on STEM education for 1,024 students across five schools is nurturing critical thinking and creativity through experiential learning.

Aarohan: Grassroots sports development in government schools is identifying young talent. 112 students from Gir Somnath in Gujarat, joined district-level sports schools this year, 127 so far.

Mobile Camp: 1,227 health camps have brought medical care and awareness to more than 60,900 people across 100 villages and slums.

Ni-Kshay: Supporting India’s TB Mukt Bharat 2030 mission, Grasim provides nutrition kits and awareness drives for 1,050+ patients, earning recognition as a Ni-Kshay Mitra.

Self-Help Groups: 450 women’s SHGs with 5,425 members have built savings of ₹11.82 crore and accessed ₹1.07 crore in government schemes, fostering financial independence.

Kaushalya: Vocational training in practical trades has empowered 2,380+ youth, with 70% now employed or self-employed.

Saksham: Skill training and livelihood assets are helping persons with disabilities earn sustainable incomes.

Anya: Over 5,400 women trained in stitching, jute, and food processing have seen household incomes rise by 30% through new market linkages.

Pashudhan: 38,000+ artificial inseminations, 25,000 trained farmers, and 50,000 treated cattle have improved livestock productivity, boosting milk yield by 50%.

Model Village: Holistic development initiatives across 60 villages have improved access to power, water, roads, literacy, and healthcare, with 30 already transformed into model villages.

Jayesth: Community gatherings like Smriti Sandhya help retired employees stay connected, celebrating their enduring bond with Aditya Birla Group.

Aanya: Women trained in tailoring male school uniforms now earn steady incomes through assured local orders, each equipped with a sewing machine for continued livelihood.