Tata Elxsi organized a Tree Sustenance Activity in collaboration with BAIF NGO on 6th September 2025 at Lakkihalli, Tiptur District, Karnataka. A total of 41 volunteers contributed 656 hours towards nurturing previously planted saplings, enhancing soil health, water retention, and biodiversity. This initiative not only strengthened ecosystem resilience but also fostered community ownership and environmental stewardship. The activity supported key causes including Climate Action, Biodiversity Conservation, Natural Resource Management, and Community Engagement, aligning directly with our CSR goals.

In an initiative towards enlightening the youth of the Okhamandal community about government schemes pertaining to competitive exam preparation support, four volunteers from Tata Chemicals Limited, in collaboration with local training institutions, conducted an informative session at the Manek Defense Academy, Gujarat on September 8. Aspiring youth gained essential insights on scholarships, coaching support, financial assistance programs and skill development opportunities offered by the government. Through this session, the volunteers hoped to equip the Okhamandal youth with access to resources, systematic career planning strategies, and increased chances of success in competitive exams. Among the 20 young, bright minds who participated, many of them actively asked questions and enrolled for scheme guidance.

It is time to return nature its favor and protect our environment from further degradation. This initiative by 26 volunteers from Tata Chemicals Limited was a step towards enhancing ecological sustainability. By planting indigenous flora at a plantation site in Mithilapur, the volunteers contributed to restoring natural habitat, enhancing soil health, supporting local wildlife and facilitating climate resilience. The initiative aligns with the company’s broader conservation goals and community-driven efforts to combat the negative impacts of deforestation and habitat loss. This successful program was graced by the presence of Mr. Rino Raj, Vice President and Site Head of TCL, Mithilapur and Mr. Mukesh Solanki, Head CSR, Mithilapur.

A balanced, nutrition-rich diet is one of the cornerstones of well-being, particularly for women. As part of the Volunteering Week 2024, 10 volunteers from Taj Taal Kutir organized the “Nari Shakti nutritional drive” to support women from underserved communities. The team sought to raise awareness about the importance of a balanced diet and women’s health, distributing nutritional essentials.

In an initiative to promote clean and healthy surroundings, the Taj Taal Kutir team organized a cleanliness drive to promote hygiene, sustainability and environmental responsibility. A total of 20 volunteers joined hands to clean the neighbouring areas of Taj Taal Kutir and Eco Park, Kolkata. The activity was a collective step towards instilling mindful practices in the community and showcasing the hotel’s commitment to harmonizing hospitality with responsibility.

Every sapling planted is a seed of hope for the future. To strive for a greener planet, 22 volunteers from Taj Taal Kutir conducted the Plant for Planet drive, dedicated to promoting environmental sustainability. As part of this activity, volunteers planted saplings at Eco Park, Kolkata with a vision of contributing to a green, healthier ecosystem. Besides symbolizing the need for green landscapes, the initiative also stood for the human collective responsibility to preserve nature for the future generations and harmonize hospitality with sustainability.

The lives of stray dogs can be lonely at best and traumatic at worst, with thousands of strays being left unattended and uncared for on the streets. Team Taj Taal Kutir’s noble initiative, “Collars and Care”, aimed at safeguarding stray dogs in the neighborhood. A total of eight volunteers dedicated 2.5 hours towards this cause, tying reflective or radium collars around stray dogs’ necks to protect them from road accidents at night. They also provided them with food to ensure their well-being. Besides promoting compassion and responsibility towards stray animals, the activity also helped the hotel strengthen its bond with the local community.

In an initiative to empower young girls to defend themselves and ensure their safety, 14 Taj Taal Kutir volunteers conducted an interactive session, “Sahay: Empowering Young Minds with the Strength of Safety”. Organized at the Society for Community Intervention and Research (SERVE) on September 2, the session welcomed female participants aged 6–18 years, focusing on personal safety and security and equipping them with the awareness, confidence and practical tools for self-protection. Facilitated by Taj Taal Kutir’s Security Manager, the program fostered community ties and reinforced the hotel’s commitment to creating safer environments for young women.

On the occasion of Teachers’ Day, seven volunteers from Tata Chemicals Limited came together to celebrate the spirit of teaching and learning, spending two hours at Chinna Mambattu–Mandala Parishad Primary School. They engaged the children through fun games and songs that created a joyful learning environment. The celebration not only honored the role of teachers but also encouraged meaningful interactions that strengthened bonds between students and educators.

Every drop of blood holds the power to save a life. With this spirit, Tata Chemicals Limited organized a Blood Donation Camp on September 8 at its Mambattu Plant premises. A total of 21 volunteers and 13 contract beneficiaries stepped forward to donate, reflecting a shared commitment to health and humanity. Beyond addressing an urgent public need, the initiative fostered awareness on the importance of voluntary blood donation and collective responsibility for community well-being. The camp also received the support of senior leadership, with Plant HODs and Plant Head, Mr. Ravi Hosur, visiting the camp to oversee safety measures and encourage participation.

On September 10, Tata Chemicals Limited organized a Career Guidance Program at Gokul Krishna College of Engineering, Sullurpet, where 100 students participated with the support of eight volunteers. The session provided valuable insights to help students make informed decisions about their career paths, encouraging confidence and clarity in planning their futures. The program was further enriched by the participation of senior leaders including Plant Head Mr. Ravi Hosur, HR & Admin Ms. VaraLaxmi, RND Mr. Shahajan, Quality Head Mr. Nelooy Samadar, and Mr. Ankit Agarwal, whose presence motivated the students and added depth to the interaction.

Good nutrition lays the foundation for lifelong health. To highlight the importance of balanced diets, healthy eating habits and nutrition, Tata Chemicals Limited organized a Nutrition Week program on 6 September at NOIS classes in Varvala village. Three volunteers led engaging sessions that combined discussions, demonstrations and fun activities to help students understand the importance of balanced diets and healthy eating habits. Conducted in collaboration with Project Vruddhi and ICDS, the initiative also saw participation from teachers, ICDS staff, and community members, making it a collective effort to promote healthier lifestyles among children. Active participation from the students spoke volumes about the program’s overall success.

Tata Power organized a POSH (Prevention of Sexual Harassment) awareness session on September 6 at the Anokha Dhaaga Production Center in Berhampur, Ganjam. Eight volunteers supported the initiative, with Mr. Anup Pradhan from the HR team’s Internal Complaints Committee sensitizing Self-help Group women on their rights and responsibilities under the POSH Act. The session not only enhanced awareness about creating safer workplaces but also gave the women a stronger sense of confidence — a reminder that dignity and safety are the cornerstones of true empowerment.

On September 5, 45 Tata Power volunteers turned the scenic Aerendra Land Mountain into a canvas of hope by scattering nearly 10,000 seed balls across its rugged terrain, each carrying the promise of a greener tomorrow. The drive, organized with Aryabhatta Foundation and inspired by Mr. Sudhir Rout, the Green Man of Odisha, gained further momentum with the presence of Amit Kumar Garg (CEO, Aryabhatta Foundation), making it a powerful example of how collective action can sow lasting change.

Tata Power hosted a PayAutention sensitization session and workshop on September 8 at the Bhivpuri Hydro Power Station, where 45 volunteers dedicated 180 hours to building awareness on neurodiversity and related themes. The session highlighted how TPCDT’s PayAutention initiative is championing inclusivity, while senior leaders such as Mr. Vivek Mate (Head – O&M, Bhivpuri) and Mr. C. B. Singh (Chief – Construction, Hydro Projects) reinforced the importance of fostering workplaces where every mind is valued.

Mumbai’s vast coastlines are the city’s lifelines—for tourism and livelihood. In an initiative to preserve one of Mumbai’s popular beaches, 14 Tata Projects volunteers joined the Post-Visarjan Jallosh clean-up drive on September 13 at Prabhadevi beach, Dadar, in collaboration with WWF and Project Mumbai. Together, they collected and segregated over 120 kgs of plastic waste, making a tangible impact on marine health while spreading awareness about sustainability. The drive not only contributed to a cleaner coastline but also inspired reflection on everyday waste practices, ending with a shared sense of purpose—and refreshments for the volunteers.

On September 12, the Tata Projects Noida office turned into a hub of generosity as thirty-three employee volunteers, joined by six external stakeholders, rolled up their sleeves for a blood donation camp with PGICH. Together, they collected over thirty-nine units of blood for thalassemia patients, demonstrating that a few hours of compassion can translate into countless moments of hope and healing.

As part of the post-Ganesh Visarjan efforts on September 13, ten Tata Teleservices volunteers joined WWF and Jallosh NGO at Juhu Koliwada beach for a dedicated clean-up drive. In just twenty hours, the team cleared 463.9 kgs of plastic waste from the shoreline, all of which will be recycled to create benches for the beach. The initiative not only restored the coastal stretch but also demonstrated how collective action can transform waste into something meaningful for the community.

Turning simple sheets of paper into tools for change, one hundred and six Tata Motors volunteers at Pantnagar dedicated September 10 and 12 to crafting seven hundred eco-friendly paper bags. Organized at the Communication Hall under the company’s ‘Kaushalya’ program, the bags were handed over to Self-Help Group members to support their businesses while replacing plastic with sustainable alternatives. The initiative beautifully blended care for the environment with empowerment of local communities, reinforcing Tata Motors’ commitment to responsible growth.

Bringing colour, creativity and compassion under one roof, nine Tata Teleservices volunteers spent September 17 with the beneficiaries of God’s MBA Foundation in Airoli, Navi Mumbai. The foundation supports over 150 children and youth with disabilities through early childhood development and prevocational training, and the team contributed by painting Diwali diyas, managing stock of handmade products like wooden coasters and painted items, and engaging directly with the beneficiaries. The activity not only prepared the foundation for the festive season but also created moments of joy and inclusion, reaffirming Tata Teleservices’ commitment to building stronger, more caring communities.

As part of Tata Volunteering Week on September 11, eight Rallis India Limited volunteers conducted a farmer safety awareness session in the Akola region. Led by EHS Head Mr. Amol Jadhav with support from Mr. Umakant Chaudhari (DGM CSR) and Mr. Sachin Patil (DGM Procurement), the initiative focused on practical farming safety measures, basic health precautions, and road safety tips. With sixteen hours of collective effort, the program empowered local farmers with essential knowledge for safer and healthier living, reinforcing Rallis India’s commitment to community well-being and sustainable development.

Curiosity and eager smiles filled the classrooms of Z.P. School, Shivar, as five Rallis India Limited volunteers conducted an interactive session on road safety, health, and hygiene on September 10 as part of Tata Volunteering Week. Led by EHS Head Mr. Amol Jadhav, with support from Mr. Umakant Chaudhari (DGM CSR) and Mr. Sachin Patil (DGM Procurement), the team engaged students with practical lessons on traffic rules, personal hygiene, and emergency response. With ten hours of effort, the initiative left young learners with valuable takeaways for safer, healthier living, while reinforcing Rallis India’s commitment to nurturing responsible communities.

In Jaipur on September 6, the HDFC Channel team of Tata AIA Life Insurance turned teamwork into tangible impact through a unique skill development volunteering activity. A total of 243 volunteers, including zonal heads and senior leaders, collaborated with 20 children from I-India and Paathshala Trust to assemble bicycles in a lively 90-minute session. The cycles were then gifted to the children, offering them greater access to education and mobility. With 364.5 hours of collective effort, the initiative combined learning, empowerment, and joy—showcasing how purpose-driven action can create brighter paths for young minds.

On September 11, Tata Motors Limited, Pantnagar, strengthened its commitment to education by dedicating a ‘School in a Box’ e-learning module to Government Girls School, Nagla, benefiting students from classes VI–X with enhanced digital access to learning. As part of the same initiative, ten volunteers also conducted sessions on nutrition, health, and career guidance, while senior leaders—including Mr. Soumitra De (Head Product Line, Commercial Vehicle), Mr. Nishant Srivastava (General Manager, SCV, Pune), and Mr. Raju Chaudhari (Head Launch Management, Pantnagar)—interacted with the students. To further support their well-being, nutrition kits were distributed to underweight girl students, making the effort a holistic step towards healthier, brighter futures.