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CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is the responsibility ofan organization for the impacts of its decisions and activities

on society, the environment and its own prosperity, known as

the triple bottom line ofpeople, planet, and profit !ot only

do responsible, s"stainable and transparent approaches help

b"ild brand and rep"tation, they help strengthen the

comm"nity and therefore the marketplace # solid b"siness

plan, embedded into the b"siness c"lt"re, reflecting

organizational val"es and ob$ectives thro"gh strategic CSR

application, will help to b"ild a s"stainable and profitable

f"t"re for all

%&' realizes that CSR is important to remain s"stainable

Strong comm"nities s"pport strong organizations the

reverse is also tr"e #s a global organization, we will look for

global strategies that have local relevance e enco"rage

o"r comm"nity to read *"r Common +ision,o"r first

Comm"nication on &rogress to s"pport o"r commitment to

the ! -lobal Compact

hile there is no "niversal definition of corporate social

responsibility, it generally refers to transparent b"siness

practices that are based on ethical val"es, compliance with

legal re."irements, and respect for people, comm"nities,

and the environment /h"s, beyond making profits,

companies are responsible for the totality of their impact on

people and the planet &eople constit"te the company0s

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stakeholders1 its employees, c"stomers, b"siness partners,

investors, s"ppliers and +endors, the government, and the

comm"nity 'ncreasingly, stakeholders e2pect that

companies sho"ld be more environmentally and socially

responsible in cond"cting their b"siness 'n the b"siness

comm"nity, CSR is alternatively referred to as corporate

citizenship, which essentially means that a company sho"ld

be a good neighbor within its host comm"nity

Why do companies decide

to get involved in CR! and ho" do they #ene$it%

/oday, more and more companies are realizing that in order

to stay prod"ctive, competitive, and relevant in a rapidly

changing b"siness world, they have to become socially

responsible 'n the last decade, globalization has bl"rred

national borders, and technology has accelerated time and

masked distance -iven this sea change in the corporate

environment, companies want to increase their ability to

manage their profits and risks, and to protect the rep"tation

of their brands 3eca"se of globalization, there is also fiercecompetition for skilled employees, investors, #nd cons"mer

loyalty 4ow a company relates with its workers, its host

comm"nities, and the marketplace can greatly contrib"te to

the s"stainability of its b"siness s"ccess %ankind wars have

been won and lost thro"gh logistical strengths and

capabilities or the lack of them 5ven tho"gh the generals of

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the past have "nderstood the critical role of logistics it is only

in the recent past that the big organizations have realized its

role in the achievement of competitive advantage

Impo&tance o$ CR'

Corporate social responsibility generates direct and indirect

b"siness benefits and advantages to the corporation that

adopt it (3"eble, 6778)'n synthesis, the benefits and

advantages that corporations adopting Corporate social

responsibility initiatives may obtain are the following

(Campbell, 2007): 'ncreased employee loyalty and retention

-aining legitimacy and access to markets 9ess litigation

'ncreased ."ality of prod"cts and services

3olstering p"blic image and rep"tation and enhanced brand

val"e

9ess volatile stock val"e #voiding state reg"lation and

'ncreased c"stomer loyalty Corporate social responsibility

(CSR) activities amongst vario"s corporations and its

stakeholders co"ld contrib"te to the macroeconomic

development of a developing co"ntry thro"gh s"stainable

benefit to all #t the same time, optim"m national impact,

cooperation, and comm"nication wo"ld be enco"raged and

socialized /he following are the vario"s benefits of

corporate social responsibility to the society 9ocal comm"nity

and society improved ."ality of life and Changed habits,

Capacity b"ilding creates wealth and employment /he world

and environment 3alanced ecosystems aste management

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Clean and -reen environment Corporations -oodwill and

Comm"nity acceptance &rofit, -rowth, competitive edge and

image -en"ine dialog with stakeholders Spirit"al and &ride

val"es to their families and employees /h"s it can be

"nderstood that, corporate social responsibility helps in

b"ilding a rep"tation as a responsible b"siness and as a

good citizen

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1( BRITANNIA

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CO)PAN* PRO+I,E

/he story of one of 'ndia:s favo"rite brands reads almost like a

fairy tale *nce "pon a time, in ;


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strides 'n ;886, it celebrated its &latin"m G"bilee 'n ;88B, the

company "nveiled its new corporate identity ? @5at 4ealthy, /hink

3etter@ ? and made its first foray into the dairy prod"cts market 'n

;888, the @3ritannia =hao, orld C"p Gao@ promotion f"rther

fortified the affinity cons"mers had with :3rand 3ritannia:

3ritannia strode into the 6;st Cent"ry as one of 'ndia:s biggest

brands and the pre?eminent food brand of the co"ntry 't was

e."ally recognised for its innovative approach to prod"cts and

marketing1 the 9agaan %atch was voted 'ndia:s most s"ccessf"lpromotional activity of the year 677; while the delicio"s 3ritannia

>7?>7 %aska?Chaska became 'ndia:s most s"ccessf"l prod"ct

la"nch 'n 6776, 3ritannia:s !ew 3"siness Hivision formed a $oint

vent"re with Eonterra, the world:s second largest Hairy Company,

and 3ritannia !ew Iealand Eoods &vt 9td was born 'n

recognition of its vision and accelerating graph, Eorbes -lobalrated 3ritannia :*ne amongst the /op 677 Small Companies of the

orld:, and /he 5conomic /imes pegged 3ritannia 'ndia:s 6nd

%ost /r"sted 3rand

/oday, more than a cent"ry after those tentative first steps,

3ritannia:s fairy tale is not only going strong b"t blazing newstandards, and that minisc"le initial investment has grown by leaps

and bo"nds to crores of r"pees in wealth for 3ritannia:s

shareholders /he company:s offerings are spread across the

spectr"m with prod"cts ranging from the healthy and economical

/iger bisc"its to the more lifestyle?oriented %ilkman Cheese

4aving s"cceeded in garnering the tr"st of almost one?third of

'ndia:s one billion pop"lation and a strong management at the

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helm means 3ritannia will contin"e to dream big on its path of

innovation and ."ality #nd millions of cons"mers will savo"r the

res"lts, happily ever after

4'S/*RJ *E 3'SC'/S

Sweet or salty Soft or cr"nchy Simple or e2otic 5verybody loves

m"nching on bisc"its, b"t do they know how bisc"its beganK

/he history of bisc"its can be traced back to a recipe created by

the Roman chef #pici"s, in which @a thick paste of fine wheat flo"r

was boiled and spread o"t on a plate hen it had dried andhardened it was c"t "p and then fried "ntil crisp, then served with

honey and pepper@ /he word :3isc"it: is derived from the 9atin

words :3is: (meaning :twice:) and :Coct"s: (meaning cooked or

baked) /he word :3iscotti: is also the generic term for cookies in

'talian 3ack then, bisc"its were "nleavened, hard and thin wafers

which, beca"se of their low water content, were ideal food to store

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#s people started to e2plore the globe, bisc"its became the ideal

travelling food since they stayed fresh for long periods /he

seafaring age, th"s, witnessed the boom of bisc"its when these

were sealed in airtight containers to last for months at a time 4ard

track bisc"its (earliest version of the biscotti and present?day

crackers) were part of the staple diet of 5nglish and #merican

sailors for many cent"ries 'n fact, the co"ntries which led this

seafaring charge, s"ch as those in estern 5"rope, are the ones

where bisc"its are most pop"lar even today 3iscotti is said to

have been a favo"rite of Christopher Col"mb"s who discovered#mericaL

%aking good bisc"its is ."ite an art, and history bears testimony to

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became available and a prof"sion of cookie recipes occ"rred /his

led to the development of man"fact"red cookies

'nterestingly, as time has passed and despite more varieties

becoming available, the essential ingredients of bisc"its haven:t

changed ? like :soft: wheat flo"r (which contains less protein than

the flo"r "sed to bake bread) s"gar, and fats, s"ch as b"tter and

oil /oday, tho"gh they are known by different names the world

over, people agree on one thing ? nothing beats the bisc"itL

Some interesting facts on the origin of other forms of

biscuits:

/he recipe for oval shaped cookies (that are also known as

bo"doir bisc"its, sponge bisc"its, sponge fingers, !aples bisc"its

and Savoy bisc"its) has changed little in 877 years and dates back

to the ho"se of Savoy in the ;;th cent"ry Erance &eter the -reatof R"ssia seems to have en$oyed an oval?shaped cookie called

@lady fingers@ when visiting 9o"is M+ of Erance

/he macaroon ? a small ro"nd cookie with crisp cr"st and a soft

interior ? seems to have originated in an 'talian monastery in ;B86

d"ring the Erench Revol"tion

S&R'!-?"hr?lee, have been traditional Christmas cookies in

#"stria and 3avaria for cent"ries /hey are made from a simple

egg, flo"r and s"gar do"gh and are "s"ally rectang"lar in shape

/hese cookies are made with a leavening agent called ammoni"m

carbonate and baking ammonia

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/he inspiration for fort"ne cookies dates back to the ;6th and ;Fth

Cent"ries, when Chinese soldiers slipped rice paper messages

into moon cakes to help co?ordinate their defence against

%ongolian invaders

PRODUCT

;) 3asket of goodies1

3ritannia N eat healthy think better

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-ood day

>7?>7

%arie gold

/reat

9ittle heart

Cakes

3read

Sh"bh kamna

&"re magic

3o"rbon

/ime pass

Cookies

/iger

%ilk bikies

!"tri choice

!ice time

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6) 3ritannia healthy start1

*ats O porridge

&oha

pma

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F) Hairy delight

Cheese

%ilk

Hahi

Hairy whitener

-hee

#ctimind

/iger zor choco milk

/iger zor badam milk

-o"rmet

3"tter

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CORPORATE OCIA, REPONI-I,IT*

/he involvement of the adias in comm"nity welfare began with

tha magnificent obsession of 3ai Gerbai adia who single

mindedly and commitedly set o"t to constr"ct low cost ba"gs or

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ho"sing colonies in 3ombay for lower and middle?class &arsis

3etween ;87< and ;8>, a total of five 3a"gs were b"ilt N the

!owroz 3a"g, R"stom 3a"g, 3ai Gerbai 3a"g, C"srow 3a"g and

3ess 3a"g 5ven today, they stand testimony to the magnanimo"s

spirit of 3ai Gerbai and her sons

4ealth Care facilities was another area close her heart ith her

inspiration, her sons !ess #nd C"srow set abo"t b"ilding m"ch

needed hospitals in 3ombay

%angaldas %ehta, a renowned -ynecologist, were appalled by the

conditions in which the mill workers0 children were born 't was a

ca"se that soon became their cr"sade hat started as a few

make?shift rooms in a b"ilding at &arel, 3ombay, soon became a

large %aternity 4ome, the !owros$ee adia %ater

Eor the adia -ro"p, charity has always beg"n at home?with the

"el$a&e o$ its "o&.e&s/ in fact, one of the first ho"sing pro$ects for

mill workers was started by the adia mills 3ombay Hyeing was

the first to open a provident f"nd for workers and a forer"nner in

establishing family planning centres for its work force

/he sir !ess adia Eo"ndation, a charitable tr"st set "p in ;88 istoday vibrant and throbbing 'ndivid"al companies of the adia

-ro"p rise to the occasion whenever a ca"se is taken "p by the

Eo"ndation, and more often when profits $"stify it /he tr"stees

have dis#0&sed $0nds to a #&oad spect&0m o$ ca0ses $&om

schola&ships $o& the disa#led to d&o0ght &elie$ in -om#ay/ Eor

instance, the aftermath of the 9at"r earth."ake in 'ndia saw the

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adia -ro"p reb"ild an entire village and in the process,

rehabilitate tho"sands of families

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( CAD-UR*

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CO)PAN* PRO+I,E

Cadb"ry 'ndia 9td is a part of %ondelPz 'nternational Cadb"ry

'ndia operates in five categories N Chocolate confectionery,3everages, 3isc"its, -"m and Candy 'n the Chocolate

Confectionery b"siness, Cadb"ry has maintained its "ndisp"ted

leadership over the years Some of the key brands are Cadbury

Dairy Milk, Bournita, ! "tar, #erk, Bournille, Celebration$,

%em$, &all$, 'lair$, Bubbaloo, angand *reo *"r core p"rpose

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@make today delicio"s@ capt"res the spirit of what we are trying to

achieve as a b"siness

'n 'ndia, Cadb"ry began its operations in ;8Q< by importing

chocolates #fter over 7 years of e2istence, it today has si2

company?owned man"fact"ring facilities at /hane, 'nd"ri (&"ne)

and %alanp"r (-walior), 3angalore and 3addi (4imachal &radesh)

4yderabad and Q sales offices (!ew Helhi, %"mbai, =olkata and

Chennai) /he corporate office is in %"mbaiCadb"ry 'ndia en$oys a val"e market share of over B7 percent in

the chocolate category and o"r brand Cadbury Dairy Milk (CDM) is

considered the @gold standard@ for chocolates in 'ndia /he p"re

taste of CDM defines the chocolate taste for the 'ndian cons"mer

'n the %ilk Eood drinks segment o"r main prod"ct is Bournita ?

the leading %alted Eood Hrink (%EH) in the co"ntry Similarly inthe medicated candy category 4alls is the "ndisp"ted leader e

recently entered the bisc"its category with the la"nch of the

orlds !o ; bisc"it brand *reo

Since ;8> Cadb"ry has also pioneered the development of cocoa

c"ltivation in 'ndia Eor over two decades, we have worked with the

=erala #gric"lt"ral niversity to "ndertake cocoa research and

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released clones, hybrids that improve the cocoa yield *"r Cocoa

team visits farmers and advises them on the c"ltivation aspects

from planting to harvesting e also cond"ct farmer meetings O

seminars to ed"cate them on Cocoa c"ltivation aspects *"r

efforts have increased cocoa prod"ctivity and to"ched the lives of

tho"sands of farmers 4ardly s"rprising then that the Cocoa tree is

called the Cadb"ry treeL

Ho" is Chocolate made

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/he cocoa?bean ?? the heart of the sweetest

delicacy in the world ?? is bitterL /his is why, "p to

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+e&mentation

/he fermentation process is decisive in the prod"ction of high ."ality

raw cocoa /he techni."e varies depending on the growing region

D&ying

#fter fermentation, the raw cocoa still contains far too m"ch water in

fact abo"t 7D %ost of this has to be removed

hat co"ld be more nat"ral than to spread the beans o"t to dry on the

s"n?soaked gro"nd or on matsK #fter a week or so, all b"t a small

percentage of the water has evaporated

Cleaning

3efore the real processing begins, the raw cocoa is

thoro"ghly cleaned by passing thro"gh sieves, and

by br"shing Einally, the last vestiges of wood, $"te

fibres, sand and even the finest d"st are e2tracted

by powerf"l vac""m e."ipment

Roasting

/he s"bse."ent roasting process is primarily designed to develop the

aroma /he entire roasting process, d"ring which the air in the nearly

;7 feet high f"rnaces reaches a temperat"re of ;F7 C, is carried o"t

a"tomatically

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C&0shing and shelling

/he roasted beans are now broken into medi"m sized pieces in the

cr"shing machine

-lending

3efore grinding, the cr"shed beans are weighed and blended

according to special recipes /he secret of every chocolate factory liesin the special mi2ing ratios which it has developed for different types

of cocoa

3&inding

/he cr"shed cocoa beans, which are still fairly coarse are now pre?

gro"nd by special milling e."ipment and then fed on to rollers where

they are gro"nd into a fine paste /he heat generated by the res"lting

press"re and friction ca"ses the cocoa b"tter (appro2imately >7D of

the bean) contained in the beans to melt, prod"cing a thick, li."id

mi2t"re

/his is dark brown in colo"r with a characteristic, strong odo"r H"ring

cooling it grad"ally sets1 this is the cocoa paste

#t this point the prod"ction process divides into two paths, b"t which

soon $oin again # part of the cocoa paste is taken to large presses,

which e2tract the cocoa b"tter /he other part passes thro"gh vario"s

blending and refining processes, d"ring which some of the cocoa

b"tter is added to it /he two paths have re$oined

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Cocoa -0tte&

/he cocoa b"tter has important f"nctions 't not

only forms part of every recipe, b"t it also later

gives the chocolate its fine str"ct"re, bea"tif"l

l"stre and delicate, attractive glaze

Cocoa Po"de&

#fter the cocoa b"tter has left the press, cocoa cakes are left which

still contain a ;7 to 67D proportion of fat depending on the intensity of

compression

/hese cakes are cr"shed again, gro"nd to powder

and finely sifted in several stages and we obtain a

dark, strongly aromatic powder which is e2cellent

for the preparation of delicio"s drinks ? cocoa

Cocoa paste, cocoa b"tter, s"gar and milk are the

fo"r basic ingredients for making chocolate 3y blending them in

accordance with specific recipes the three types of chocolate are

obtained which form the basis of ever prod"ct assortment, namely1

4neading

'n the case of milk chocolate for e2ample, the cocoa paste, cocoa

b"tter, powdered or condensed milk, s"gar and flavo"ring ? maybevanilla ? go into the mi2er, where they are p"lverized and kneaded

Rolling

Hepending on the design of the rolling mills, three

or five vertically mo"nted steel rollers rotate in

opposite directions nder heavy press"re they

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p"lverise the tiny particles of cocoa and s"gar down to a size of

appro2 F7 microns (*ne micron is a tho"sandth part of a millimetre)

Conching

3"t still the chocolate paste is not smooth eno"gh

to satisfy o"r palates 3"t within two or three days

all that will have been p"t right Eor d"ring this

period the chocolate paste will be refined to s"ch

an e2tent in the conches that it will flatter even the

most discriminating palate

Conches (from the Spanish word @concha@, meaning a shell) is the

name given to the tro"ghs in which ;77 to ;777 kilograms of

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PRODUCT

;) C4*C*9#/51

Cadb"ry dairy milk

Cadb"ry celebrations

3o"rnville

> star

&erk

-ems

toblerone

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6) 35+5R#-5S 1

3o"rnvita

/ang

F) 3'SC'/S1

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*reo

Q) C#!HJ 1

clairs

4alls

>) -%1

3"bbaloo

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Cadb"ry 'ndia has a tradition of caring for the environment and

enriching the ."ality of lives of the comm"nities we live and work in,

thro"gh a variety of res"lt?oriented programs

O0& Commitment to the Envi&onment

e are committed to responsible environmental, health and safety

management e aim to look after the health and safety of o"r people

and minimize the environmental impact of o"r b"siness aro"nd the

world

Ind0&i +acto&y helps p&ovide a$e D&in.ing Wate& to 11!555

village&s

'n %ay 67;; with s"pport from 'nd"ri Eactory a water scheme was

ina"g"rated in 'nd"ri village ith a storage capacity of ;> lakhs

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litres, the new water scheme will provide safe drinking water to over

;;777 villagers /he development of the new water scheme began in

677>?677

'nd"ri village is sit"ated on the banks of the 'ndrani River, which

serves all its water re."irements ater from the river is conserved in

a water scheme and p"mped to the 'nd"ri village /he e2isting water

scheme, however, was "nable to provide s"fficient and safe drinking

water to 'nd"ri village with its growing needs and pop"lation 4ence a

need was felt for a comprehensive water scheme to meet the water

re."irements of the village

hile "nder the e2isting R"ral ater Scheme, the government wo"ld

f"nd 87D of the "pgradation, the residents of 'nd"ri village were

e2pected to raise the remaining ;7D -iven Cadb"ry 'ndia0s long

association of comm"nity development in 'nd"ri village, we offered o"r

s"pport, f"nding over >7D of the remaining b"dget Recognizing the

importance of safe drinking water for the village residents, we also

helped b"ild a filtration system in the water scheme

)ig&ato&y #i&ds stop ove& at o0& -angalo&e $acto&y6

ater is a precio"s reso"rce #s part of Cadb"ry 'ndia:s efforts to

contin"o"sly increase water conservation o"r 3angalore factory has

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constr"cted a check dam to store the rainwater /his dam not only

acts as a ma$or gro"nd water replenishing so"rce for the bore wells in

the factories and s"rro"nding comm"nity, b"t is also a stopover

location for some of the migratory birdsL

3&o"ing Comm0nity 2al0e

5verything needs a little n"rt"ring to help it to grow *"r comm"nities

are no different Cadb"ry 'ndia is committed to growing comm"nityval"e aro"nd the world Eor o"r employees, this is abo"t making a

difference in the comm"nity.

A.shaya Pat&a

#s one of the world0s largest food company, we believe that we are in

a "ni."e position to fight h"nger and maln"trition *ne in si2 people

worldwide N more than ; billion people don0t have eno"gh food to eat

'n 'ndia, o"r involvement with #kshaya &atra N a non?profit

organization that provides n"tritio"s mid?day meals to over ;6 9akh

school children every day, is o"r flagship program, and o"r biggest

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effort in that direction

O0& Involvement'

*"r relationship with #kshaya &atra began with the Helicio"s

Hifference eek (HH) 67;7 *ver >77 colleag"es, in close to 67

locations across 'ndia, $oined hands with #kshaya &atra to cook and

distrib"te hot, healthy and n"tritio"s food to over ;7,777 st"dents over

the co"rse of the week

Eor each colleag"e who vol"nteered d"ring the week, we pledged to

s"pport mid?day meals for an "nderprivileged child for an entire

academic year 5ach colleag"e0s involvement was therefore a very

meaningf"l and long?term difference to the life of a child

#dditionally, as part of o"r %"mbai %arathon participation in 67;;,

over 677 colleag"es ran for #kshaya &atra ith the combined effort

of the HH and %"mbai %arathon, we have made a positive

difference in the lives of over 6777 children

AR2A)

'n response to the 677Q #sian /s"nami crisis, Cadb"ry committed

f"nds and reso"rces to the Sri #"robindo R"ral +illage #ction

%ovement (S#R+#%) comm"nity pro$ect to redevelop two villages in

the coastal regions of &ondicherry, 'ndia1 &ooth"rai and &erambai in

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the +ill"p"r"m Histrict of /amil !ad"

e have been working in partnership with the local government and

local charity, the Sri #"robindo Society, and it is hoped that the two

villages will "ltimately become an inspirational e2ample for all of 'ndia

)a.e7A7Wish

H"ring Hiwali (the festival of lights) 6778, Cadb"ry tied?"p with %ake?

#?ish to s"pport the wishes of children s"ffering from life?threatening

diseases in the age gro"p of F?;< yrs #s part of the partnership,

Cadb"ry has pledged to f"lfill the heart?felt wishes of children /he

partnership was an effort to spread %ithaas (sweetness) in the

comm"nity

Impact'

Erom *ctober 6778 to Hecember to 67;7, close to >77 wishes have

been f"lfilled /o make the e2perience more involving and intimate for

o"r colleag"es, m"ltiple opport"nities for employee vol"nteering were

created H"ring Hiwali, colleag"es visited < hospitals across %"mbai

identifying the wishes of children # national wish?f"lfilment eventinspired many to be part of the initiative H"ring Christmas,

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colleag"es played Santa Ca"se, f"lfilling the wishes of >7 4'+ positive

children of St Catherine0s 4ome spreading cheer in the festival

season 'n 67;7, we spent a day with the children of %amta

Eo"ndation ? an orphanage in &"ne city that takes care of abandoned

4'+T children

ahyog7 Non7$o&mal school set 0p #y Cad#0&y $o& child&en o$

mig&ant "o&.e&s in -addi

P&o8ect'

Sahyog ? 'mproving comm"nity health thro"gh ed"cation and primary

health care in 3addi, 4imachal &radesh

Cadb"ry partnered with C#E (Charities #id Eo"ndation) to identify a

local !-* N R"chi, to help improve health and ed"cation 3addi is an

ind"strial town in the so"thwestern Solan district of 4imachal &radesh

#s a recently declared S5I, 3addi is getting ind"strialized at a fast

pace nable to keep "p with the speed of development, some

aspects of healthy living have taken a beating 'ss"es incl"de

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environmental degradation, sanitation, lack of health and ed"cational

facilities /he problems have been f"rther aggravated d"e to the

increased press"re on land and water reso"rces as a res"lt of migrant

labo"r recr"ited by the ind"stries #gainst this backgro"nd, Cadb"ry

'ndia decided to invest in the health and ed"cation of the children and

families in the area

&artnering with R"chi, Cadb"ry 'ndia started work in the village of

Sandholi

Impact'

Cadb"ry has set "p a non?formal school near 3addi factory as part of

o"r commitment to create prospero"s, incl"sive and healthy

comm"nities >7 children of migrant workers living have daily access

to non?formal ed"cation /he pro$ect aims at to"ching the lives of Q77

families at Sandholi village by s"pporting three thematic areas of

ed"cation, sanitation and health and hygiene

ith this holistic approach we are hoping to achieve better standards

of health and living

/he pro$ect is helping s"pport integrated child ed"cation and health

care initiatives in 3addi 'n the area of ed"cation, the pro$ect is

foc"sing on delivery of services from the o"t?of?school children

belonging to disadvantaged gro"ps to ens"re that they enroll and stay

in school

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CO)PAN* PRO+I,E

NATURE O+ THE -UINE '

/he Company designs, man"fact"res and markets paper stationery

prod"cts e2ercise note books, long books, note pads, scrap books,

drawing books, graph books N for st"dents of all ages, as well as

officeU corporate stationery prod"cts and printing, writing O packaging

paper Company has over ;87 varieties of paper stationery prod"cts

"nder the brand S"ndaram which are very pop"lar among the

st"dent comm"nities and en$oy very high rep"tation in the market for

its s"perb ."ality and d"rability

-UINE HITOR* '

/he Company was incorporated on ;Fth %arch, ;88> with the

Registrar of Companies, %aharashtra, at %"mbai and the Certificate

of Commencement of 3"siness was obtained on ;7th #pril, ;88> Shri

#mr"tbhai & Shah and Shri Shantilal & Shah promoted theCompany /he Company took over the partnership firm viz Starline

'nd"stries engaged in the man"fact"re of e2ercise note books,

acco"nt books and other paper stationery prod"cts, with its assets,

bank liabilities and b"siness and the said promoters were the partners

of this partnership firm /he p"rchase consideration was fi2ed at Rs

Q6,67,777U? and the same was paid by the Company thro"gh the iss"e

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of Q,66,777 5."ity Shares of the Company of Rs ;7U? each, f"lly paid

"p, at par/he Company made its maiden p"blic offer of ;< million

5."ity Shares of Rs ;7U? each for cash at par aggregating to Rs ; the 5."ity Shares of the Company

were also listed on 3S5

#t the start of the Company in the year ;88>, the Company had a

capacity of > tons per day of conversion of paper into paper stationery,

which was increased to 67 tons per day in ;88< with the addition of

two -erman made machines, to >7 tons per day in 677; with the

addition of one more "nit of man"fact"re, and to 7 tons per day in

677F with the addition of one more "nit of man"fact"re /his therefore,

is the c"rrent capacity of conversion of paper into paper stationery of

the Company

%ission1

S"ndaram0s %ission statement has evolved afterdeep tho"ght and in cons"ltation with the members of s"ndaram

company /he %ission Statement as defined below reflects the fabric

and character of s"ndaram and integrates in the f"lfillment of

s"ndaram0s +ision

/o carve o"t a niche in the global arena of advanced 'nformation

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/echnology O enhance o"r brand image

/o contin"e to create and deploy the finest talent in o"r ."est for

f"rther e2panding the frontiers of 5d"cational and -eneral books for

Children

/o provide international ."ality st"dent and office stationery

/o achieve rapid and effective spread of knowledge thro"gh the the

power of 'nformation /echnology and bring home its wonder to

children thro"gh electronic media

/o share o"r vast reservoir of e2perience for ed"cation O knowledgeenrichment in the field of p"blication

2al0es'

e behave ethically, acting with integrity and respect

e work with o"r clients to contrib"te to their s"ccess

e care for o"r colleag"es, enco"raging their development,

engagement and achievement

e share knowledge with o"r colleag"es to deliver professional

e2cellence

e act in a socially and environmentally responsible manner,

committed to high standards of safe performance

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PRODUCT

;) *ffice paper stationery

6) #nswer sheet

F) Scrap book

Q) &ractical book

>) Hrawing book

) !ote book

B) 3ig college book

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Company firmly believes that its growth and s"ccess achieved is alsocontrib"ted by the s"rro"nding environment and comm"nity in which it

operates and to acknowledge this Company has very conscio"sly

"ndertaken comm"nity development pro$ects partic"larly in the field of

providing primary and secondary ed"cation in and aro"nd &alghar as

well as in ="tch

Company has from ;88< onwards created > schools for primary and

secondary ed"cation starting with a special school for deaf and d"mb

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Sakwar, +irar, Hist /hane, %aharashtra

S"ndaram Central School (C3S5 3oard) at

&alghar

677

4ostel &ro$ects1

Goined hands with the management of e2isting

hostel for the 4andicapped children at

3hacha" and Rapar, ="tch

677B

!ational &ro$ects1

# special > years tie "p for 677; to 677 with

!ational #ssociation for the 3lind (!#3) for the

5d"cation of the 3lind Children thro"gh

donations of Rs > lacs per year from the sale

proceeds of %r 3'- !ote 3ook

Rs6>

9acs

/o create awareness abo"t !ational Ieal and

&ride e2hibited by o"r #rmed Eorces d"ring the

=argil ar, Company decided to contrib"te Re;

per long books with kargil war as a theme on the

cover page /his amo"nt was donated to

national Hefense E"nd /o create awareness

abo"t preserving wild life in 'ndia specially

printed 9ong 3ooks with informative wild life

cover page at the behest of %rs %aneka -andhi

Rs;>

9akh

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CO)PAN* PRO+I,E

;8>7 ? ;8>81 45! !'=5 3R5#/45H '/S E'RS/ 3R5#/4, '/

'!4#95H /45 S&'R'/ *E /* %5!

;87 N ;881 E*!H5H *! # 4#!HS4#=5, V>77 #!H %/#9

/RS/

;8B7 N ;8B81 /45 3'R/4 *E /45 !'=5 3R#!H, #!H C*%!J

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;887 N ;8881 !'=5 5M/5!HS '/S R5#C4

6777 N &R5S5!/ 1 95#H'!- # !5 -5!5R#/'*!

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PRODUCT

;) S4*5S

6) 3#-S

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WORN OUT/ P,A* ON/

S5&/5%35R , 67;6

hat the !ike Re"se?#?Shoe program has achieved in its short

life wo"ld p"t most 66 year?olds to shame

!ike la"nched the Re"se?#?Shoe program in ;887 Since then,

over 6< million pairs of shoes have been collected and given a

second life, remade into things like sport co"rts, tracks andplaygro"nds

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4ow does it workK

; *ld athletic shoes are collected in Re"se?a?Shoe bins located in

!ike retail locations, and scrap materials are collected from o"rman"fact"ring facilities

6 /he old athletic shoes and scrap materials are sent thro"gh

grinders, slicers, and sorters, t"rning them into F main materials1

r"bber, foam and fiber e call this new material !ike -rind

F !ike -rind r"bber is "sed in athletic tracks, weight room

flooring, soccer fields and playgro"nd s"rfacing !ike -rind foam

gets a new lease on life in synthetic and wood flooring for o"tdoor

and indoor basketball, volleyball and tennis co"rts

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;( HT )EDIA

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CO)PAN* PRO+I,E

4/ %edia fo"nd its beginning in ;86Q when its flagship newspaper,

4ind"stan /imes was ina"g"rated by %ahatma -andhi 4/ %edia

(3S5, !S5) has today grown to become one of 'ndia:s largest media

companies

&rod"ced by an editorial team known for its ."ality, innovation and

integrity, 4ind"stan /imes (5nglish newspaper) and 4ind"stan (4indi

newspaper thro"gh a s"bsidiary 4ind"stan %edia +ent"res

9imited),4ind"stan /imes is the choice for nearly FB million readers

across 'ndia, who t"rn to it daily for news, information, analysis and

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entertainment 4ind"stan, the gro"p:s 4indi daily, contin"es to be the

second?largest daily in the co"ntry with a total readership of F

million,(based 7n 'ndian Readership S"rvey ('RS) for the first ."arter

(W;) of 67;; 3oth dailies en$oy a strong brand recognition among

readers as well as advertisers

'n addition to 4ind"stan /imes, 4/ %edia also p"blishes a national

b"siness newspaper, %int %int is a one?of?its?kind newspaper in the

sense that the company has an e2cl"sive agreement with the all

Street Go"rnal to p"blish Go"rnal?branded news and information in

'ndia %int is today the second?largest b"siness newspaper in 'ndiawith presence in the key markets of Helhi, %"mbai, Chennai,

3engal"r", Chandigarh, &"ne, =olkata and now #hmedabad too

4/ %edia has also made its foray into electronic media Hiversifying

its ambit of operations, the company in a cons"lting partnership with

+irgin Radio, has la"nched the E% radio channel ? Eever ;7Q

C"rrently available in Helhi, %"mbai, 3engal"r" and =olkata, Eever;7Q has established a strong presence as being one of the most

vibrant channels on air 'n a short span, the channel:s rise has been

meteoric considering its position in %"mbai and 3engal"r" at !o ;

and in Helhi as the !o 6 station on the pop"larity charts

'nternet b"sinesses of 4/ %edia incorporated "nder Eirefly e?

vent"res, operate leading webportals 4ind"stantimescomand livemintcomin the general and

b"siness news categories respectively /he company:s $ob

portal Shinecomwhich has received high appreciation from

cons"mers and ind"stry for its innovative design and "sability

crossed B million registrations Hesimartinicom?a platform to discover

and e2press oneself on movies /he company also has an ed"cation

portal www4/Camp"scomaimed at st"dents passing o"t of school

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and college to help them take the right decision abo"t their higher

ed"cation

Einancially, the Company was ahead of the ind"stry in more ways

than one *n a consolidated basis, its reven"es grew by 6>D to reach

Rs ;, Crore, 53'/H# grew by 6D to reach Rs F> Crore, net

profit grew by FFD to reach Rs ; Crore from Rs ;,;Q; Crore in the

previo"s fiscal and an impressive FD increase in reven"e from theRadio O 5ntertainment segment from Rs QF Crore in EJ ;7 to Rs B7

Crore this year /his rob"st reven"e growth has been partially offset

by a significant increase in cost of raw material, reaching Rs 6) 4ind"stan N kya poori tayari hai

) 4/ ne2t

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1( Ed0cation '

4/ %edia has believed in strengthening and empowering f"t"re

generations thro"gh vario"s medi"ms /he organization has forayed

into 5d"cation, a new vertical, as a part of strategic e2pansion and

social s"pport plans N aiming to provide ."ality ed"cation to 'ndia0s

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yo"th

/he diversification model leverages the reach of the 4/ %edia gro"p,

depth of o"r management, o"r highly ethical and diversified leadership

team, s"stained financial performance, brand credibility and ."ality

orientation 4/ %edia, with its powerf"l reach of more than ;> million

readers and strong employer network across ind"striesUsectors

envisions s"pporting the co"ntry0s development by bringing ."ality,

access and relevance to 'ndia0s yo"th

4/ has been s"ccessf"l in making an impact in the minds of the

yo"ng generation, by s"pporting them in their day?to?day lives

&rod"cts from 4ind"stan /imes:s 5nglish portfolio like 4/ 5dge, 4/

!e2t, 4/ 5d"cation, which are targeted at the yo"th, have been well

received 4/ Camp"scom foc"ses on the g"iding st"dents towards

their preferred careers 4/ &ace, an initiative to bring the newspaper

to classrooms across the co"ntry, events s"ch as Camp"s Calling,

4"m se &oocho, 4/ 4orizons mission %3#, 4ind"stan /imes

#spirations etc have been very s"ccessf"l in helping st"dents make

so"nd ed"cation and career choices

/he organization has f"rther reinforced its presence in 5d"cation and

the importance of ed"cating yo"th by la"nching learning centers,

St"dy%ate, which aims at providing s"pplementary coaching to Class

'M to M'' st"dents

4/ has forayed into 4igher 5d"cation and $oined hands with #pollo

-lobal to offer ind"stry relevant programs to working ad"lts across

sectors and domains

( t0dymate'

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4ind"stan /imes in association with %/ 5d"care started St"dymate

t"ition centers for Class 'M?M'' in the year 67;7

/he development of St"dymate t"ition centers is the c"lmination of

many years of e2perience in the field of ed"cation, garnered thro"gh

o"r ed"cational s"pplement 4/ 5d"cation, and thro"gh partnership

initiatives with n"mero"s schools for o"r !ewspapers in 5d"cation

initiative thro"gh 4/ C5 and 4/ !5M/ ith St"dymate, o"r aim of

e."ipping and empowering yo"ng minds to p"rs"e their dreams has

been f"rthered

%/ 5d"care is an 5d"cational Service &rovider with a versatile

prod"ct portfolio and has strong foothold in the domain of imparting

s"pplementary ed"cation %/ is well entrenched in %aharashtra,

-"$arat, =arnataka and /amil !ad" and internationally in H"bai, with

over ;B6 centers and over 6 lakh al"mni, the world over 5very Jear

over B>D of its st"dents, score an aggregate of 87 percent and above

in the board e2ams

e started with fo"r state?of?the art centers in HelhiU!CR (&atel

!agar, 9a$pat !agar, Ganakp"ri and %ay"r +ihar) and based on the

tremendo"s response we received in the first year, we added another

two centers (%alviya !agar and -"rgaon) in the year 67;; /oday we

have more than B77 st"dents enrolled with "s

#t a St"dymate /"ition center, the child benefits from a c"rric"l"m that

has been synchronized with the C3S5 3oard:s System and is "pdated

to incl"de the latest Contin"o"s and Comprehensive 5val"ation Erom

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enrolment to e2ams and st"dent personality development, o"r

st"dents are mentored by teachers with a proven track record, who:ve

been hired by o"r 5d"cational 3oard after an e2ha"stive screening

and selection process

St"dymate prides itself in having fac"lty of the highest caliber, as we

believe they form the backbone of o"r t"ition center e ens"re that

o"r fac"lty inherently displays val"es, which are synonymo"s with

St"dymate, namely N patience, approachability, confidence, res"lt

orientation and an "nbiased attit"de

*"r centers are e."ipped with best in class infrastr"ct"re with clean

and well lit classrooms r"nning on optim"m batch size to ens"re

attention to the needs of each child ithin the classroom, learning is

simplified by /echnology?#ided /eaching as well as having st"dy

material and st"dy notes collated by teachers who:ve demonstrated

years of s"b$ect e2pertise

#part from s"pport for p"re academic e2cellence, we go the e2tra mileby providing a 6Q ho"r board e2am helpline /his interface addresses

a st"dent:s co"nseling and emotional needs, helps the st"dent

manage stress and clear last min"te do"bts as well *"r X4"m se

&ocho0 6Q ho"r board e2am helpline initiative last year received

tremendo"s response and was appla"ded by the school principals as

well as the C3S5 chairman %r +ineet Goshi/he recent C3S5 board e2ams are strong endorsement for

St"dymate *"r st"dents did e2tremely well across classes !ot only

did a large proportion achieve above 87D, b"t a significant n"mber of

st"dents registered a s"bstantial improvement in their res"lts

/he enco"raging feedback received from both parents and st"dents

have f"rther strengthened o"r belief that it was a step taken in the

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right direction 'n the coming years we f"rther plan to b"ild on o"r

learning in the first two years and grow e2ponentially with a single

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CO)PAN* PRO+I,E

'ncorporated in ;88B, Canon 'ndia &vt 9td is a ;77D s"bsidiary of

Canon Singapore &te9td a world leader in imaging technologies

Canon today has offices spread across ;7 cities in 'ndia with an

employee strength of over ;;77 people and markets ;Q7

comprehensive range of sophisticated and contemporary digital

imaging prod"cts in the co"ntry /hese incl"de digitalcopiers, m"lti?

f"nctional peripherals, fa2?machines, ink$et and laser printers,

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scanners, #ll?in?ones, digital cameras, digital camcorders , dye s"b

photo printers and m"lti media pro$ectors semicond"ctors, card

printers O cable 'H printers

Canon has pioneered Eive technology Ximaging0 engines viz1 *ptical

5ngine, 5lectrophotography, 3"bble Get, Semicond"ctors and Hisplay

which drives Canon0s c"tting?edge technology prod"cts ith over

;;77 registered patented technologies in Higital Cameras, 6F77 in

ink$et printers, >77 in m"ltif"nctional printers and more than 677 in

scanners, Canon has emerged as one of the leading technologyinnovators in the digital imaging space worldwide

Canon 'ndia forayed into retail space with the la"nch of its e2cl"sive

brand retail store called Canon 'mage S."are Canon ina"g"rated

>7 retail stores in 67;;, targets to ina"g"rate another >7 by the end of

67;6 taking the co"nt to F77 stores in the ne2t F years Canon0s"ni."e initiative to tap 3, C and H?class cities of the co"ntry, 'mage

52press, reached F< cities in /ier '' and /ier ''' towns ith the

ac."isition of *cY Canon was positioned as the "ndisp"ted leader in

professional and display graphics printing domain in 67;7

'n 67;;, Canon 'ndia was ranked as one of the top 6> 3est 5mployersin 'ndia by #on 4ewitt /he e2tensive st"dy was cond"cted across

months and 677 companies with a stringent methodology to arrive at

the rankings %etrics covering information on b"siness performance,

organization str"ct"re, and 4R strategy, policies and metrics,

employee s"rvey of random pop"lation, C5* interviews and on site

a"dit to validate acc"racy of information provided and incl"ded

interaction with 4R teams, gro"p disc"ssions with employees and

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managers, disc"ssion with the C5*, and facility to"r of the

organization

'n 6778, Canon was ranked amongst top ;7 employers in 'ndia in the

3"siness /oday X3est Companies to ork for in 'ndia0 s"rvey /his

ranking was given on the basis of a process that involved an

"nderstanding of the 4R systems of companies, a s"rvey of their

employees, and a s"rvey of their e2ternal stakeholders s"ch as 3?

schools, placement firms, and al"mni 't was "ndertaken by %ercer

4"man Reso"rce Cons"lting

Canon takes pride in not only bringing ."ality prod"cts to the market

b"t also contrib"tes to minimising environmental b"rden thro"gh

effective application of environmental technologies Canon foc"ses on

the development of reso"rce conserving prod"cts that are smaller,

lighter and easy to recycle 'n 'ndia, Canon takes responsibility todispose off end of life Canon prod"cts and other e?waste by sending

s"ch waste to government approved recycling agency

/oday, Canon 'ndia is certified for 'S* 877;, 'S* ;Q77; and *4S#S

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centres , over 777 secondary retail points incl"ding 6B7 !ational

Retail Chain store partners Canon prod"cts are available in over Q77

towns in 'ndia 3y end of 67;7, Canon has ac."ired a c"stomer base

of over F7 lac c"stomers in 'ndia

#s part of the company0s promise to enhance digital e2perience for

cons"mers, Canon 'mage 9o"nge was la"nched in 677< in -"rgaon

for c"stomers to get a to"ch and feel of Canon prod"cts /he lo"nges

provide a comprehensive display of Canon0s vast range of offerings

and display over ;7; cons"mer imaging prod"cts for cons"mers tosimply look, feel and e2perience witho"t the comp"lsion on b"ying

Special photography workshops and other c"stomer engagement

programmes are being held in these lo"nges Canon also has

3"siness Sol"tions 9o"nge for 363 c"stomers in -"rgaon

showcasing b"siness applications alongwith seminar rooms for

b"siness workshops

PRODUCT

HS9Rs1

Compact cameras1

Compact photo printers (S59&4J

&ersonal camcorders (95-R'#)1

&rinters1

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%"ltif"nction N printers1

Scanners1

Ea2 machines1

&ro$ectors (M55H and 9+)1


#s a responsible b"siness, Canon 'ndia takes pride in

being socially inclined and foc"ses on s"stained and

effective CSR pro$ects /he three core areas that Canon

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'ndia s"pports are 5ye Care, 5d"cation and 5nvironment /he CSR

policy aligns with the corporate philosophy of =yosei, which means

living and working together for common good *"r employees are

enco"raged to vol"nteer their time and skills and en$oy the e2perience

of giving back to the comm"nities in which their work

P&o8ects '

+&ee )o#ile Eye c&eening Camps

3eing in the imaging ind"stry, Canon believes in the right for every

person to en$oy the gift of vision 5ye care is a ca"se close to Canon0s

core philosophy Canon and ockhardt Eo"ndation came together to

diagnose people with Cataract, -la"coma and other eye related

problems and provide free medical treatment and operation ithin a

span of > months, appro2 F>77 people were screened in si2 locations

across 'ndia incl"ding %"mbai, #"rangabad, #methi, &ondicherry,

Chennai and 9"cknow

Open schools $o& disadvantaged child&en

Canon and Ship for orld Jo"th #l"mni #ssociationN'ndia (SJ##?

'ndia) have set "p twelve open schools to ed"cate over ;777

disadvantaged children in the age gro"p of Q to ;Q years living in eight

sl"m cl"sters of %ayap"ri, !araina, =irti !agar and Chankyap"ri areain !ew Helhi /he pro$ect goal is to help economically disadvantaged

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children to get ."ality ed"cation in these open schools /he schools

provide basic primary level ed"cation as per the school syllab"s so

that the children are able to enter the school system and get enrolled

in the government primary schools

UNICE+ INDIA = >AWAA? DO@ Campaign

Canon 'ndia is pro"d to partner with !'C5E :#waaz Ho: campaign in

promoting the Right to 5d"cation in 'ndia /he :#waaz Ho: campaign

aims at creating a movement, at b"ilding a platform where people can

have access to and share information abo"t the Right to 5d"cation

UNECO INDIA = )* COUNTR*@ WOR,D HERITA3E

Canon 'ndia s"pported the %y Co"ntry:s orld 4eritage initiative by

!5SC* 'ndia, with the ob$ective to create awareness and sensitize

the masses, especially children and yo"th abo"t the importance and

relevance of the world heritage today /he ob$ective was also to

create interest amongst st"dents towards o"r heritage and history

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"sing photography as a medi"m of comm"nication to voice their

concern towards the preservation and importance of these sites and

o"r environment /he B months activity began with a series of

photography workshops cond"cted for the local school children at

vario"s !5SC* world heritage sites &ost workshops, the children

were enco"raged to take photographs and participate in a photo

competition # small e2hibition was also organised to showcase the

entries sent by the school children

Photog&aphy classes $o& vis0ally impai&ed

Canon 'ndia s"pported a si2 months training programme in

association with 3eyond Sight Eo"ndation to cond"ct photography

classes for appro2 >7 vis"ally impaired in %"mbai, -oa, %t #b",

#hmedabad, S"rat and 3angalore 9ocal sighted photographers were

trained "nder @/rain the /rainer@ program on the methodology to teach

photography to the vis"ally impaired *n completion of their classes,

each school showcased best ;77 pict"res d"ring the Eo"ndation

Hays

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Envi&onmental P&o8ect

Canon 'ndia has s"pported an eco?drive N &ro$ect +riksha initiated

by !#3 (5O/), %anesar /his environmental drive reached o"t to lacs

of comm"ters at the Helhi?-"rgaon /oll &laza where free saplings

were distrib"ted to the comm"ters Canon 'ndia has also adopted

green belts near its corporate office where tho"sands of plants and

trees have been planted by the employee vol"nteers B77 saplings

were also adopted as part of the million trees campaign of

organization iamg"rgaon /he employees are also sensitized towards

paper recycling and the company has tied "p with organization

Gaagr"ti to receive recycled notepads in e2change of the waste paper,

old newspapers and magazines collected at the end of every month

-lood donation camps

3lood donation camps have been organised in 4yderabad, 3angalore

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and -"rgaon offices in association with !/R 3lood 3ank, Sankalp

'ndia Eo"ndation and 'ndian Red Cross Society/he event has

received an overwhelming response from the employees

Collection d&ives

Canon 'ndia organized collection drives to s"pport organization -oon$

in Helhi, 3angalore, 4yderabad, Chennai, %"mbai and =olkata /he

collection drives were organized to s"pport -oon$ initiatives of +astra

Samman and School to school campaign, with an ob$ective to

provide clothing to the poor /he employee0s whole heartedly donated

clothes, toys, stationary, footwear, and bed sheets #n organization

to"r was also arranged for the vol"nteers to get e2posed to over B7

people who are engaged into rigoro"s process of sorting, mending,

and packing of the different kind of material that comes to the

organization /he e2perience of the to"r was an eye opener for the

vol"nteers, and the drive came to an end with a satisfying e2perience

)a&athons

Canon 'ndia also participated in the memory walk organised by

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X#lzheimer and Related Hisorders Society N 4yderabad Heccan

Chapter0 't was a Fkm walk to showcase the comm"nity0s solidarity

for those s"ffering from dementia 't also took part in vario"s

marathons like the X4yderabad ;7km r"n0 and the X&"ne %arathon0

/he ob$ective of these events was to create awareness towards good

health and #'HS

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(DR/ -ATRA@ POITI2E HEA,TH C,INIC

CO)PAN* PRO+I,E

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Hr 3atra0s N the name that represents e2cellence and commitment to

the health services sector N the pioneering force that aims at b"ilding

val"es for patients, employees, partners and for the society, at large

/he f"ndamental b"siness strategy of Hr 3atra0s is to innovate, to

e2cel at whatever is created and to b"ild a brand that constantly

strives for something still betterL

/ransparency in b"siness and abiding by their f"ndamental principles

has bro"ght Hr 3atra0s a long way in developing and maintaining

e2cellent relations with c"stomers /he commitment and dedication in

providing c"stomers with the best service helped Hr 3atra0s to

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services domain to incl"de cosmetic proced"res s"ch as 3oto2 and

Eillers

*n the other hand, Hr 3atra0s &ositive 4ealth &rod"cts has been

ch"rning o"t health prod"cts since 677; and their vast range has

steadily gained pop"larity for e2cellent ."ality and a nat"ral base

ith so m"ch happening aro"nd all the time, Hr %"kesh 3atra also

made s"re that he f"lfilled his social responsibility diligently and with

this end in mind, he established Hr 3atras0 &ositive 4ealth

Eo"ndation nin 677; 4elping the "nderprivileged and the deprived

gives a better meaning to the life of any person associated with Hr

3atra0s gro"p

PRODUCT

;) Hr 3atra0s &ositive 4ealth Clinic &rivate 9td

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6) Hr 3atra0s &ositive 4ealth Clinic (=) 9td

F) Hr 3atra0s 4omeopathic Clinic EI?99C

Q) Hr 3atra0s &ositive 4ealth &rod"cts 9td

>) Hr 3atra0s 3 &erfect &rivate 9td

) Hr 3atra0s &ositive 4ealth Eo"ndation


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Replete with Social conscience and a desire to f"lfill his social

responsibilities, Hr %"kesh 3atra established Hr 3atras: &ositive

4ealth Eo"ndation in 677; to help the "nderprivileged and deprived

/his Eo"ndation symbolizes his philanthropist nat"re and has been

making a profo"nd difference to the lives of street children, orphans,

physically and mentally challenged people, elderly and even e2tends

its services to animals 5very clinic adopts orphanages and old?age

homes and provides lifelong free treatment to the inmates

E"eled by the goodness in people:s hearts, Hr 3atras: &ositive 4ealthEo"ndation is o"t to make a difference to the lives of the needy and

strongly believes that :/ogether we can create the change we want to

seeL:

/he f"nds raised by the Eo"ndation are completely "sed for o"r CSR

activities only and no part of this is "sed for any administrative

processes involved /his ens"res that every penny is p"t to fr"itf"l "se? in the right place and at the right timeL

Hr 3atras: &ositive 4ealth Eo"ndation

/he CSR arm of Hr 3atras0 &ositive 4ealth Clinic &vt 9td

(H3&4C&9)

Hr %"kesh 3atra, Eo"nder and C%H, H3&4C&9, started the &ositive

4ealth Eo"ndation in 677; /he Eo"ndation was la"nched by former

Chief %inister of %aharashtra Shri +ilasrao Heshm"kh with the

following key ob$ectives1

/o provide f"nds for the treatment of needy and deserving patients

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/o give scholarships to deserving st"dents p"rs"ing st"dies in

4omeopathy

/he f"nd aims to benefit ma2im"m n"mber of people /he entire

proced"re has been kept simple and to the bare minim"m, to ens"re

that people are benefited ."ickly and with minim"m effort

Ho" "e gene&ate $0nds%

/he Eo"ndation believes in the B1 $o&m0laB #ccording to Hr 3atra,

the +- .ormula work$ 00-+/ 5very employee of H3&4C&9

contrib"tes ;D of his salary to the Eo"ndation every month *ver and

above this, ;D of the organisation0s net profit is contrib"ted to the

Eo"ndation, and the Company0s vendors are also re."ested to donate

;D of their income towards this Eo"ndation /his way, the Eo"ndation

has never accepted grantsUf"nds from any organisationUperson in the

last < yearsL

4ey Activities

5ight years down the line, the Eo"ndation has grown manifolds in

terms of the activities "ndertaken, all for a ca"se Eollowing are the

key highlights1

+&ee T&eatment

s"ally, on the first %onday of each month, one of o"r clinics, in

each of the ;B cities in which we have o"r clinics, offers free

cons"ltation along with medicines to patients, irrespective of their

identity, backgro"nd, stat"s, etc *n an average, appro2imately

F>7 patients benefit from this charity

0ppo&ting the 0nde&p&ivileged

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*"r pro$ects for s"pporting the "nderprivileged and the physically

and mentally challenged are carried o"t in m"ltiple cities all over

'ndia s"ch as %"mbai, Helhi, =olkata, Chennai, 4yderabad,3angalore, &"ne, Chandigarh, 9"cknow, #hmedabad, 3aroda, etc

P&omoting Ed0cation

'n the field of ed"cation, the Eo"ndation has made a significant

contrib"tion 't grants scholarships to deserving st"dents who want

to p"rs"e st"dies in the field of 4omeopathy b"t are "nable to pay

the fees /he co"rse fee for the entire five and a half years is taken

care of by the Eo"ndation with no strings attached and witho"t any

f"t"re benefits (no signing of bonds, etc)

Homeopathy $o& Animals

hen Hr 3atra0s $oined hands with animal activist %aneka -andhi,

/r"stee, &eople Eor #nimals, it was for the first time that animals

were being treated thro"gh 4omeopathy over there

/oday, more than 877 dogs and cattle are reg"larly and

s"ccessf"lly treated free by Hr 3atra0s team of doctors thro"gh

4omeopathy at the San$ay -andhi #nimal Care Centre in !ew

Helhi, which is one of the 6B animal shelters that &eople Eor

#nimals operates

&eople Eor #nimals have acknowledged the fact that 4omeopathy

s"ccessf"lly treated many animals and it is the best medication for

them 4omeopathy has also treated comple2 syndromes s"ch as

Xseparation an2iety0 among animals

Positive Health A"a&ds

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'n 677, Hr 3atras0 &ositive 4ealth Clinics celebrated 6> years of

e2istence and to celebrate this landmark, the Eo"ndation

instit"tionalized the X&ositive 4ealth #wards0 /hese awards are anann"al tradition of recognizing individ"als who have created

medical miracles thro"gh the demonstration of their instinct for

s"rvival, co"rage and will power, beaten the odds and recovered

from seemingly irrecoverable conditions, to lead normal, healthy

lives /hese awards are also a way of honoring the spirit of life and

re?affirming the Company0s commitment to all ro"nd health and

positivism

Ann0al Photog&aphy Ehi#ition

/he proceeds of o"r #nn"al &hotography 52hibition directly go to

charity

/h"s, Hr 3atra:s has adhered to a responsible b"siness model by

deliberate incl"sion of p"blic interest into corporate decision?making e actively promote p"blic interest by enco"raging growth

and development of the comm"nity in every possible way

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CO)PAN* PRO+I,E

Technoc&a$t 3&o0p was established in ;8B6 by ''/, %"mbai

grad"ates /he -ro"p aimed at man"fact"ring of high precision and

sophisticated D&0m Clos0&e &rod"cts ith a modest beginning of

man"fact"ring Hr"m Clos"res, o"r gro"p was slowly moved towards

&ipe O Scaffolding man"fact"ring to take advantage of higher margin

offered by this segment/oday, Technoc&a$t Ind0st&ies India( ,td/, the parent company of

the gro"p is one of the leading man"fact"rers of Hr"m Clos"re

incl"ding /ite Seal Elanges and &l"gs, /ite Seal -askets, /ite Seal

9eak 9ocks &l"gs, *ctagon base Hr"m Elanges O #"to Clos"re

Systemsteel T0#es F ca$$olding ystems also form part of the prod"ct

portfolio of /echnocraft e offer Scaffolding Systems O Scaffolding

#ccessories thro"gh /echnocraft Scaffolding Systems incl"ding /?State Scaffolding O related prod"cts transoms, frames, scaffolding

fittings and accessoriesCotton *a&nHivision is into man"fact"ring O e2porting of ;77D

Cotton Ring Sp"n Jarn /he plant is e."ipped with prod"ction

capacity of ;777 kgUhr and ;,;77 spindles in co"nt range Erom !5

67 to !5 Q7, Carded and Combed variety of Cotton Jarn is prod"ced/he Spinning mill is e."ipped with world class Swiss, Gapanese,

-erman, Spanish and other e."ipments /he Cotton Jarn nit is a

Certified 'S* 877;16777 't also has a Captive power generation plant

to cater to its power re."irementsTechnoso$tis o"r 5ngineering Services S"bsidiary 't provides total

sol"tions in the field of C#H U C#% U C#5 /echnosoft is the b"siness

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partner with leading software companies in the C#HUC#%UC#5 field

e market and s"pport R#H#! and StrandB3a&ment Division is into man"fact"ring premi"m ."ality active wear

prod"cts and provides s"perior service making it one of the leading

te2tile and apparel man"fact"rers in 'ndia &rod"cts are c"stom knit,

dyed, finished, c"t, sewn, decorated, packaged and distrib"ted with

names Dan0#e +ashions3eing part of a diverse gro"p, it has

access to the latest trends in the 5"ropean markets, th"s enabling to

offer high ."ality and latest fashions with 'ndian prices in a very short

lead?time /he motto of the brand is to offer ."ality right from the

cotton yarn to the clothes/he head office of /echnocraft -ro"p is in %"mbai, 'ndia with its

overseas offices in =, &oland, 4"ngary, -ermany and #"stralia/5C4!*CR#E/, a m"lti prod"ct and m"lti national gro"p was

established in ;8B6 by a gro"p of technologists with the aim of

man"fact"ring high precision and sophisticated prod"cts , mainly for

discerning worldwide markets

/echnocraft en$oys a significant position in five main b"siness

ind"stries viz, Hr"m Clos"res, &ipes O /"bes, 5ngineering Services,

Scaffolding systems O accessories and Cotton Jarn Several prod"cts

in comp"ter software and information technology have been added

recently

e are an 'S* 'S* 877;16777 certificate company having o"r head

office in %"mbai ('ndia) O overseas offices O areho"ses in

%anchester (=), 9odz (&oland) O 3"dapest (4"ngary) Chicago

(S#) O 4o"ston,4ilden (-ermany), China, #"stralia

/echnocraft is now a government recognized @/rading 4o"se@ d"e to

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its performance in foreign trade and managerial reso"rces

PRODUCT'

;) Hr"m Clos"re 1

i) Specifications for /ite?Seal Elanges and &l"gs1

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ii) Specifications for /ite?Seal %etal and &lasticCapseals1

iii) Specifications for Can seal clos"res1

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iv) Specifications for /ite?Seal -askets1

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v) Specifications for 9eak 9ock System1

vi) Clamps1

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6) Scaffolding1

F) /echnocraft /ower O Str"ct"re Hivision

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Q) Cotton Jarn 1

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#s a part of corporate social responsibility, /echnocraft has promoted

an 'nstit"te of 4igher 5d"cation in the name of NTT+ T&aining Cent&e

NTC(/!/C offers Hiploma Co"rse in )echat&onicsand Tool F DieDesign Enginee&inginitially and f"rther co"rses will be added in d"e

co"rse !/C is located on a l"sh 8 acres landscaped site in %"rbad,

Hist /hane, abo"t 87 km from %"mbai, %aharashtra, 'ndia!//E /raining Centre is a tr"st r"n by /echnocraft 'nd"stries

promoters, tied "p with !ett"r /echnical /raining Eo"ndation (!//E)

to bring the esteemed instit"te in %aharashtra for the first time !//E

is the living symbol of 'ndo?Swiss co?operation aimed at promoting a

p"rposef"l technical ed"cation for the yo"th in 'ndia

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Co0&ses O$$e&ed'

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G(3ITANA,I

CO)PAN* PRO+I,E

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Eo"nded as a single company c"tting and polishing diamonds for the

$ewellery trade at S"rat, -"$arat, in ;8, the 3itan8ali

3&o0pbecame, many times over, a pioneer among ma$or diamond

and $ewellery ho"ses

Eirst ma$or diamond and $ewellery ho"se to be la"nched and r"n by

modern entreprene"rs rather than dynastic $ewellers #n a"thorised

H/C Sightholder and loyal c"stomer N and a modern m"ltinational

b"siness r"n on innovative insights #t the forefront of the global

breakthro"gh in diamond $ewellery design and prod"ction bro"ght

abo"t by 'ndia0s ability to c"t diamonds considered "nworkable for$ewellery till then 4as the distinction of prod"cing the world0s smallest

heart shaped diamond (77F carat), and developing some 6> patented

facet patterns

3esides changing the face of man"fact"re, broke the mo"ld of

traditional $ewellery marketing1 it abandoned $ewellery trade

convention by la"nching m"ltiple brands for m"ltiple markets and pricesegments

*pened "p distrib"tion via s"perstores, department stores and other

retail o"tlets at %R&,s"pported by international certifications of

scientifically tested p"rity and a"thenticity, across 'ndia and in the

world0s $ewellery capitals 5ven markets branded $ewellery directly by

mail order catalog"e3"siness model now integrates all operations, from ro"gh diamond

so"rcing, c"tting, polishing and distrib"tion, and $ewellery

man"fact"re, to $ewellery branding and retail, as well as global lifestyle

brands, in 'ndia and abroad

3ro"ght diamonds within reach of a wide cons"mer base /he first to

offer diamond st"dded $ewellery at affordable prices, of standardised

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designs, ."ality and pricing across locations N progressively precision?

prod"cing replicable designs "sing the latest C#H and C#%

processes and e."ipment

*ffers $ewellery in diverse styles1 traditional, international classic, and

cas"al Eor cons"mers of all age gro"ps, tastes and b"dgets ith a

growing hamper of brands, some already global, and each targeted to

specific cons"mer and market segments

4aving won over >7 awards from the %inistry of Commerce, 'ndia foro"tstanding e2ports of diamond and $ewellery, is today over V6>77

million m"ltinational gro"p, and a p"blicly listed entity

*perations span the globe, all the way from S#, =, 3elgi"m, 'taly

and the %iddle 5ast to /hailand, So"th 5ast #sia China, and Gapan

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Rep"blic Hay Celebration

-itan$ali -ems 9td, 4yderabad nit celebrated 6th Gan 67;6

,Rep"blic Hay with great patriotism Special activities,

competitions and indoor games were organized for the &H0s

/he entire staff and management participated in the

celebrations #ll the employees gathered in the gro"nd for the

flag hoisting &rizes were distrib"ted for the vario"s sports and

c"lt"ral activities that were organized

THE H*DERA-AD UNIT O+ 3ITANA,I 3E) ,TD

CONDUCTED O)E ACTI2ITIE IN 2IEW O+ WOR,D

DIA-,ED DA* / E2ERA, PORT! 3A)E AND

CU,TURA, ACTI2ITIE WERE CARRIED OUT +OR THE

PWD TA++ AND PRO2IDED THE) WITH PRI?E/

INTERNATIONA, DA* +OR THE DIA-,ED

Hecember F, 67;; as # Special Hay Eor /he Specially #bled

5mployees *f -itan$ali -ro"p #s %r %eh"l Choksi #nd /op

%anagement *f -itan$ali -ro"p Celebrated @'nternational Hay

Eor /he Hisabled @ ith /he &wd 5mployees orking #cross

'ts Hifferent *ffices 'n %"mbai Since ;886, /he nited !ations:

(n) 'nternational Hay *f &ersons ith Hisabilities 's #nn"ally

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4eld *n Hecember F 't #ims /o 'ncrease /he nderstanding

*f /he 'ss"es #ro"nd Hisabilities #nd #ttention /o /he Hignity,

Rights #nd ell?3eing *f &ersons ith Hisabilities

#s # %ark *f 5steem #nd 'n Recognition *f +al"ed Service,

Several 5specially #bled 5mployees ere Eelicitated Eor /heir

Jears *f #ssociation #nd Hedication /owards /he

*rganisation -itan$ali -ems &resently 5mployees Close /o

6>7 Specially #bled &eople/he 5mployees ere 52tremely/o"ched 3y /his -est"re

3ITANA,I TA,, 2IITED -* CHIE+ )INITER O+

ANDHRA PRADEH ! 4IRAN 4U)AR REDD*

E)POWER)ENT THROU3H TRAININ3 AND E)P,O*)ENT

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CO)PAN* PRO+I,E

4ind"$a Eo"ndation is an important milestone in a $o"rney in

h"manitarianism which began with the philanthropic work of

&aramanand Heepchand 4ind"$a (;87; N ;8B;), fo"nder of

the 4ind"$a -ro"p %o"lded in the entreprene"rial traditions of his

birthplace Shikarp"r in Sind, at the yo"ng age of fo"rteen

&aramanand arrived in %"mbai and with his prodigio"s drive fortaking on challenges, he established a family b"siness which rapidly

spread to a n"mber of co"ntries in #sia and beyond

5ven as a yo"ng man, &aramanand was keenly aware of the debt he

owed to society1 the need to transcend commercial activities and

e2tend help to those less fort"nate /he spirit of the !ationalist

%ovement did not leave him "nto"ched and he became an ardent

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s"pporter of the freedom str"ggle # teetotaler and a vegetarian all his

life, he ref"sed to deal in meat, denying himself a h"ge trading

opport"nity 4e reg"larly kept a portion of his profits aside for charity

4e had great faith in the spirit of progress and believed that good

health and ed"cation were not only essentials for progress b"t

f"ndamental rights of every h"man being 4e was spirit"al witho"t

being fanatical and deeply conscio"s of the tenet of the 3hagvad

-eeta which la"ds that charity which is born of a feeling that to help

the needy was one0s d"ty 4e "sed to say, %y Hharma (H"ty) is to

work, so that ' can give &aramanand0s wife Gam"na shared herh"sband0s spirit of h"manitarianism and compassion Heeply spirit"al,

she inspired those aro"nd her with her sheer simplicity and nobility of

character

;8QQ marked the beginning of str"ct"red charity for &aramanand and

his family when he established a charitable ed"cational tr"st, the

Shrimati &ah"nchbai Heepchand 4ind"$a /r"st, in memory of his

mother /oday this tr"st r"ns the =&3 4ind"$a College of Commerce

in %"mbai ;8QB witnessed the terrible tragedy of partition of the

'ndian s"bcontinent %any of the "prooted families from est

&akistan came to %"mbai &aramanand took lead in p"tting together

his and his friends0 reso"rces to set "p relief centres, settlements, and

medical care "nits 'n ;8>; he pooled reso"rces and set "p ano"tdoor clinic in %"mbai which developed into the & H 4ind"$a

!ational 4ospital and %edical Research Centre, an "ltramodern

tertiary care centre of international rep"te

ith &aramanand0s inspiration was fo"nded in ;8< the 4ind"$a

Eo"ndation, a p"blic charitable tr"st which has a broad spectr"m of

charitable ob$ectives #s more concrete steps were "nder way to

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implement his progressive ideas, in ;8B; &aramanand 4ind"$a

passed away 3"t he left behind a committed band of instit"tions and

enterprises deeply conscio"s of their social responsibility, and a family

bro"ght "p to believe that philanthropy is an hono"rable reward of

b"siness /his legacy is carried forward "nder the aegis of

the 4ind"$a Eo"ndationwhich works in tandem with4ind"$a

Eo"ndationsestablished in the = and the S# /ogether they form

an integral part of the 4ind"$a -ro"pand strive to achieve their goals

by creating socially responsible instit"tions working $ointly with other

instit"tions of rep"te and by s"pporting deserving !-*s working forsimilar ob$ectives /he other tr"sts established by &armanand and

activities inspired by him are dear to the Eo"ndation which acts as the

coordinating and g"iding body, lending a helping hand wherever

necessary/he -ro"p companies have, over the years, developed a

symbiotic relationship with the Eo"ndation and their backing is an

"nfailing so"rce of s"pport in f"lfilling the dreams of the fo"nder

Hrawing inspiration from the fo"nder, the 4ind"$a Eo"ndationbelieves

that philanthropy, a sacred social responsibility of all enterprise, is

worthier when it enco"rages self help and sets an e2ample for the

yo"nger generations Srichand & 4ind"$a, Chairman of the 4ind"$a

-ro"p, leads the Eo"ndation *"r aim, he says, is to b"ild bridges

between 'ndia and the world, between the past and the present,between generations that are and generations to come

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PRODUCT

/he Eo"ndation0s core ob$ectives are1

4ealthcare

5d"cation

#rts, C"lt"re and 'nterfaith nderstanding

Social elfare

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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

3e it caref"lly planned long term welfare meas"res or swift help in

times of crises, 4ind"$a Eo"ndationhas done its bit to bring smiles

back to helpless faces S"pport to disease eradication meas"res,

reconstr"ction of ho"sing for the ."ake and cyclone affected,

provision of drinking water to remote 'ndian villages are some ofEo"ndation0s notable pro$ects in this area 4ind"$a Eo"ndationalso

s"pports vario"s organizations and initiatives working for social

welfare Some of the notable efforts in this area are1

Hisaster Relief1 Eo"ndations s"pport to relief meas"res incl"de

help to the victims of ;8


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-ro"p Company #shok 9eyland, donation to Swaminarayan

/r"st for b"ilding ho"ses for the cyclone affected in *rissa,

Honation to %ata #mritanandamayi #shram for creatingearth."akeNresistant ho"sing for the 677;-"$ara

csr activity of ten different companies

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