Jindal India Limited

CSR

Empowering Lives,
Strengthening Communities

Creating Positive Impact
on Communities through
Sustainable Interventions

At Jindal (India) Ltd., our vision extends beyond profits and shareholder returns. We are deeply committed to advancing broader socio-economic goals and creating meaningful impact in the communities we serve.

Our social initiatives are driven through the B.C. Jindal Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the B.C. Jindal Group. The Foundation focuses on improving quality of life and creating sustainable opportunities through interventions in nutrition support, animal welfare, skill development, healthcare, and support for orphanages and shelters.

Our Aim

“To touch lives of people in many ways and create value by helping in overall
development of communities through its various initiative, the company endeavours
to play a significant role by uplifting communities with sustainable impact”.

Key Focus Areas

Healthcare

Skill Development

Community Development

Nutrition Support

Orphanage & Shelter Aid

Animal Welfare

Healthcare
Initiatives

BC Jindal Health Centre Belur

BCJ Health Centre, established in 2022 at Belur, offers a comprehensive range of medical services including General OPD, Ophthalmology, Physiotherapy, Gynaecology, ENT, Paediatrics, Dental Care, Pathology, ECG, Radiology and the provision of free medicines.

1,76,000+ Lives Impacted

Meena Devi Jindal Poly Clinic Delhi

The Meena Devi Jindal Polyclinic Community Health Centre provides a wide range of healthcare services to underprivileged communities, including General OPD, Specialized OPDs (Ophthalmology, Dermatology, Cardiology, Orthopaedics, Paediatrics, and Gynaecology), as well as Dental Care, Day Care, Physiotherapy, Pathology, X-ray, ECG, and more.

3,50,000+ Beneficiaries

Skill Development
Initiatives

To support youth from marginalized communities, the BC Jindal Skill Centre was established in mid-2022, with an annual training capacity of over 1,000 trainees. The centre equips young individuals from economically weaker sections with industry - relevant skills across nine trades spanning five sectors - hospitality, healthcare, IT, industrial technology, and apparel- followed by placement in respective industries.

2,000+ Youths Impacted

Community Development
Initiatives

The BC Jindal Community Library, established in 2023, offers an inclusive and progressive learning space for individuals across all age groups and sections of the community. It provides free access to a digital library, dedicated self-study zones, and coaching support for competitive examinations.

With a collection of over 5,000 books across diverse genres and subjects, the library serves as a valuable resource hub- fostering education, curiosity, and a culture of lifelong learning.

12,000+ Candidates Enrolled

Nutrition Support
Initiatives

Malnutrition remains one of the most pressing challenges faced by communities in urban slums and among street dwellers. To address this critical issue, we have launched a dedicated nutrition program.

Through this initiative, nutritious meals and essential dietary support are provided daily at multiple locations across Kolkata and Delhi - aiming to improve health outcomes and ensure food security for the most vulnerable sections of society.

9,000+ Lives Impacted

Orphanage & Shelter Aid
Initiatives

Supporting orphanages and shelter homes across regions. These facilities house orphans, abandoned children, and elderly individuals in need of care and dignity.

Support ensures that every resident lives in a safe, nurturing, and respectful environment. Through this initiative, aim is to restore hope, dignity, and opportunities to some of the most vulnerable members of society.

1,000+ Lives Impacted

Animal Welfare
Initiatives

Thousands of abandoned or neglected animals, particularly cows cared and protected. These gaushalas are being supported with essential resources such as fodder and veterinary care. Currently, two gaushalas are being supported located in Jharkhand and Delhi, ensuring the well-being, treatment of these animals.

3,000+ Animals Supported

Real Stories Real Impact

Skill Development

Case Study 1

Bikram Chakraborty Beneficiary Name

Kolkata Location

Bikram’s father (jute mill worker), was unable to work properly due to health-related problems and they have had financial struggles, because of that he had forgo his graduation.

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Case Study 2

Arefa Khatoon Beneficiary Name

Howrah Location

A resident of Purba Durgapur in Furfura, Hooghly, comes from a background where financial stability was a constant challenge.

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Case Study 3

Piyali Dhar Beneficiary Name

North 24 Parghanas Location

In the narrow lanes of Belgharia in North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, lives a woman whose strength and determination redefined her destiny Piyali Dhar.

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Case Study 4

Adyashis Chakraborty Beneficiary Name

Howrah Location

A resident of Rashbari, Belur in Howrah, West Bengal, comes from a family that has been facing acute financial challenges.

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Case Study 5

Priya Jena Beneficiary Name

West Bengal, Hoogly Location

Priya, a young woman from the Hooghly district of West Bengal, was living with her maternal uncle’s family due to her family's financial difficulties. Her household includes her father, a small-scale peanut farmer, her mother, a homemaker, and three younger brothers.

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Community Development

Case Study 1

Rishikesh Pandey Beneficiary Name

Howrah Location

A B.Sc. graduate from Belur, Howrah, comes from an economically challenged family. He joined BC Jindal Community Library, Belur through a community outreach initiative and initially enrolled in science coaching classes.

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Case Study 2

Arnab Nath Beneficiary Name

Hooghly Location

Arnab Nath, a 23-year-old from Baidyabati, Hooghly, joined the BC Jindal Community Library, Belur, in May 2025.

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Case Study 3

Prity Kumari Beneficiary Name

Belur Location

Prity Kumari, a 23-year-old young woman did her B.Com from Lal Baba College, Belur, enrolled as both a library member and a coaching student in August 2025.

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Case Study 4

Rohan Kumar Mahato Beneficiary Name

Howrah Location

Rohan Kumar Mahato, a B.Com (Hons.) graduate in Accountancy (2025) from Belur, Howrah, belongs to an economically challenged family.

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Case Study 5

Paresh Routh Beneficiary Name

Howrah Location

Paresh Routh, a B.Sc. graduate from Belur in Howrah, comes from an economically challenged family where access to quality educational resources and guidance has always been limited.

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Healthcare

Case Study 1

Bholanath Shaw Beneficiary Name

Belur Location

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Case Study 2

Abhay Charan Lahiri Beneficiary Name

Howrah Location

Mr. Abhay Charan Lahari, an 80-year-old senior citizen living alone, manages his daily expenses on a modest monthly income of ₹5,000.

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Case Study 1

Bikram ChakrabortyBeneficiary Name

Kolkata Location

Bikram’s father (jute mill worker), was unable to work properly due to health-related problems and they have had financial struggles, because of that he had forgo his graduation.

He joined BC Jindal Skill Centre and completed skill training in Food and Beverages (F&B) Service. Earlier their family income was Rupees 7000/month but now, Bikram alone earns Rupees 12000/month with food and accommodation. The change that Bikram’s job has made in the family’s lifestyle and existence has encouraged them to slowly shed their uncertainties.

Testimony

“After Bikram father’s illness it was very tough to even think about running home and meeting Bikram’s education expenses at same time. I was not confident about his future but now he is doing a respectable job with the help of BC Jindal Skill Centre, and earning a good amount of money which is sufficient for meeting our family needs. “

-Bikram’s Mother

Case Study 2

Arefa KhatoonBeneficiary Name

Howrah Location

A resident of Purba Durgapur in Furfura, Hooghly, comes from a background where financial stability was a constant challenge.

Her journey took a positive turn when she enrolled at the B.C. Jindal Skill Centre, Belur. She chose the Food and Beverage and Guest Service Associate course, stepping into a completely new domain with courage and enthusiasm.

After successfully completing her training, Arefa secured her first job as a trainee F&B Service Associate at Zone The Park, Chennai, with a monthly salary of ₹12,000. This marked her entry into the professional world and was a proud moment in her journey.

Building on her experience, Arefa progressed further and is currently working at Radisson Hotel, Gift City, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, with an improved monthly salary of ₹17,000 along with accommodation and food facilities.

Arefa’s placement has brought a significant positive impact on her life and her family. She is now financially independent, able to manage her own expenses, and contribute to her household.

Case Study 3

Piyali Dhar Beneficiary Name

North 24 Parghanas Location

In the narrow lanes of Belgharia in North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, lives a woman whose strength and determination redefined her destiny Piyali Dhar.

Life, however, tested her in ways she could never have imagined. After marriage, Piyali faced emotional and financial turmoil that ultimately led to her separation. The pain of a broken relationship and the weight of raising two children alone could have easily broken her spirit — but Piyali chose courage over despair.

Returning to her father’s modest home, she watched him, a pensioner, stretch every rupee to keep the family afloat. Yet, every night, as she looked at her sleeping children, she made herself a silent promise “I will not let my children grow up with the same uncertainty I did”.

Piyali enrolled herself in the Phlebotomist Technician course at BC Jindal Skill Centre, Belur.

When Piyali successfully completed her training, her perseverance finally bore fruit. She was offered a job as an Assistant Nurse (GDA) at Bhagirathi Neotia Hospital, Kolkata, with a monthly income of ₹13,000.

With her earnings, she could finally support her children’s education, contribute to the household expenses, and rebuild her life with newfound confidence. Her children, once uncertain about their future, now look at their mother with admiration their role model, their hero.

Case Study 4

Adyashis Chakraborty Beneficiary Name

Howrah Location

A resident of Rashbari, Belur in Howrah, West Bengal, comes from a family that has been facing acute financial challenges.

He approached the B.C. Jindal Skill Centre, Belur, with the aspiration to build a sustainable livelihood through skill development.

Adyashis was enrolled in the Domestic Data Entry Operator course.

Upon completion of the course, Adyashis secured a job at Green Call Technology as a Customer Care Executive with a monthly salary of ₹16,200. Transitioning from training to employment, he demonstrated confidence and adaptability in his new role.

Moreover, he actively contributes a portion of his income to support his family’s daily needs, easing their financial burden and bringing stability to their household.

Case Study 5

Priya Jena Beneficiary Name

Hoogly Location

Determined to improve her circumstances, Priya enrolled at the BC Jindal Skill Centre and completed training in the Food & Beverage sector. She was soon placed with Sodexo in Bangalore. Today, Priya earns ₹12,000 per month—along with food and accommodation—giving her the financial independence to support her family. Her journey from hardship to empowerment stands as an inspiring example of how skill development can transform lives.

Testimony

“Ami kalponao korte parini ja amar may ato ta agoba” (I could not imagine that my daughter would improve so much in her life) “

-Priya’s Father

Case Study 1

Rishikesh Pandey Beneficiary Name

Howrah Location

A B.Sc. graduate from Belur, Howrah, comes from an economically challenged family.

He joined BC Jindal Community Library, Belur through a community outreach initiative and initially enrolled in science coaching classes. After receiving proper orientation, he became a highly active and disciplined member of the BC Jindal Community Library.

He successfully qualified four government examinations including SSC Stenographer 2024 and was offered a post at the Enforcement Directorate (HQ). He also qualified SSC MTS Final 2024 and cleared SSC CGL Tier-1 2024. Adding to his accomplishments, he secured Rank 4 in CSIR-CRRI for the post of Junior Stenographer with a posting at Delhi HQ, and also qualified AIIMS Stenographer 2024, further demonstrating his consistent performance across multiple competitive platforms.

The BC Jindal Community Library played a pivotal role in his success by providing structured coaching, expert guidance, and a peaceful environment conducive to focused study. Access to books, newspapers, and current affairs materials ensured that he remained well-prepared, while continuous motivation and mentorship helped him stay confident and goal-oriented.

Case Study 2

Arnab Nath Beneficiary Name

Hooghly Location

Arnab Nath, a 23-year-old from Baidyabati, Hooghly, joined the BC Jindal Community Library, Belur, in May 2025.

Arnab is a graduate preparing for government competitive examinations, including WB Police and Kolkata Police (Constable & SI) and Railway Group D.

He has been attending coaching classes since July 2025 an is known for his discipline, consistency, and excellent performance in mock tests.

Arnab has successfully qualified for the WBP Constable Preliminary Examination (result out on December 2025) and has been called for physical verification, while awaiting results for other exams.

A regular library user, Arnab studies daily from 9:00 a.m. onwards and actively uses library resources. An avid reader, he was awarded the Honour Roll Winner title for being the highest book reader of the month. He credits the library’s peaceful environment and updated resources for supporting his preparation.

Case Study 3

Prity Kumari Beneficiary Name

Belur Location

Prity Kumari, a 23-year-old young woman did her B.Com from Lal Baba College, Belur, enrolled as both a library member and a coaching student in August 2025.

She is actively preparing for competitive examinations such as SSC and Railway. She appeared for the Railway Group D CBT Examination 2025 and, based on the official answer key, secured approximately 70%. She is currently awaiting the final results.

In addition to coaching, Prity is a regular and enthusiastic visitor to the library. She has developed a strong reading habit, exploring books across various genres. She also reads newspapers and magazines daily, which helps enhance her general awareness.

Prity regularly practices and evaluates herself through subject-wise tests in Mathematics, Reasoning, Science, General Knowledge, and English using Textbook resources provided by the center. She has expressed that the library and coaching facilities have provided her with comprehensive support for her preparation.

Case Study 4

Rohan Kumar Mahato Beneficiary Name

Howrah Location

Rohan Kumar Mahato, a B.Com (Hons.) graduate in Accountancy (2025) from Belur, Howrah, belongs to an economically challenged family.

Rohan joined the BC Jindal Community Library, Belur, in February 2025. Starting his day at the library as early as 9:00 AM, he maintained a consistent study routine. With proper orientation and continuous guidance, he effectively utilized the platform to structure his preparation for multiple competitive examinations.

His hard work paid off when he successfully qualified SSC CHSL 2024 (Tier 1). In addition, he achieved a significant milestone by clearing the Territorial Army Recruitment 2025, successfully passing the written test, physical efficiency test, and medical examination. He has also appeared in various other competitive exams, including Air Force and RPF, further reflecting his dedication and ambition.

The BC Jindal Community Library played a vital role in supporting Rohan’s journey. It provided him with a peaceful and focused study environment, access to quality study materials, and regular updates through newspapers and current affairs resources.

Case Study 5

Paresh Routh Beneficiary Name

Howrah Location

Paresh Routh, a B.Sc. graduate from Belur in Howrah, comes from an economically challenged family where access to quality educational resources and guidance has always been limited.

He joined the BC Jindal Community Library, Belur, an initiative by BC Jindal Foundation. The library became a crucial platform for him, offering structured counselling, academic support, and a clear direction for his preparation.

With a focused goal of cracking the Railway examinations, Paresh utilized the library’s resources to their fullest potential. Regular coaching classes, mentorship, and access to digital learning tools enabled him to strengthen his concepts and stay updated with current affairs.

His hard work and dedication paid off when he successfully qualified the Railway Group D CBT 2025 examination, securing an impressive score of 75 percent. This achievement marked a significant milestone in his journey.

Paresh’s success story highlights the transformative impact of community-based learning spaces like the BC Jindal Community Library. With the right support system, guidance, and determination, he has moved closer to achieving his career aspirations and uplifting his family’s socio-economic status.

Case Study 1

Bholanath Shaw Beneficiary Name

Belur Location

Mr Shaw, a 65-year-old retired automobile industry worker, lives with his wife and son. Following retirement, the family's monthly income reduced to just ₹3,000, making access to quality healthcare a challenge. He was diagnosed with osteoarthritis, experiencing significant pain and swelling in both knees.

He began physiotherapy sessions at the BC Jindal Health Centre, and with consistent treatment over two weeks, his pain and swelling were completely relieved. Grateful for the care and improvement, the patient continues to receive physiotherapy at the centre and has expressed great satisfaction with the support and services provided.

Case Study 2

Abhay Charan Lahiri Beneficiary Name

Howrah Location

Mr. Abhay Charan Lahari, an 80-year-old senior citizen living alone, manages his daily expenses on a modest monthly income of ₹5,000. He was referred to the BC Jindal Health Centre by a neighbour after experiencing mobility in his teeth and pain in the lower right side of his jaw.

Upon examination and radiographic evaluation at the centre, it was found that his lower right second molar was periodontally compromised and required extraction. Given his age, a complete physical and haematological evaluation was conducted under the guidance of the Health Centre Superintendent before proceeding with the procedure.

The tooth extraction was carried out smoothly, and Mr. Lahari reported feeling comfortable throughout the process. He returned for a follow-up visit two days later, as advised by the dentist, and expressed sincere appreciation for the compassionate care and professionalism shown by the entire medical team.

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