The Aditya Birla Group is an Indian multinational conglomerate founded in 1857, headquartered in Mumbai, with operations in 40+ countries and 120,000+ employees. As part of their corporate social responsibilities, they focus on education, health care, and infrastructure development. They run schools, hospitals, and model villages that are self-sufficient with amenities like education, healthcare, sanitation, and agriculture. Their community development programs include initiatives for formal and informal education, healthcare, family welfare, and empowerment of women.

1. CORPORATE SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITIES
Prepared by:
MOHAMED HUDAIF T
Dept of Social Work
Pondicherry University

2. COMPANY PROFILE
• Founded in 1857 by S N Birla
• Chairman-Mr.Kumar Mangalam Birla
• Chairperson of Aditya Birla Center for Community Initiatives
and Rural devolopment-Mrs.Rajashree Birla
• Head Quarters- Mumbai
• Operates in more than 40 countries with 120000 employees
• Core products –Non-Ferrous,cemant,Carbon
black,textiles,Fashion,Telecom,Financial services etc

3. • Model villages
• Education
• Health care and family welfare
• Infrastructure
• Social cause

4. Formal and non-formal education, adult education
Scholarships for girls, merit scholarships and technical education
for boys
Girl child education
Digital literacy / computer education
Running 42 school across the country

5. • One of the unique initiative of Aditya
Birla group.
• Making of a model village entails
ensuring self-reliance in all aspects viz.
• they provide education , health care,
family welfare, infrastructure,
agriculture, and water shed
management to the village.

6. Pulse polio program
Mobile clinics — doctors' visits
General and multispecialty medical camps,
Reproductive and child health care,

7. supplementary nutrition / mid-day meal projects
Safe drinking water, sanitation — household
toilets, community hospitals
HIV / AIDS, cancer, TB awareness and prevention
camps
Blood donation camps
Responsible parenting
Running 18 hospitals across the country

8. Community centers
Schools in villages
Health care centers and hospitals
Homes for the homeless
Rural electrification
Irrigation and water storage structures

9. Widow re-marriage / dowry-less mass marriages
Social security (insurance)
Culture and sports
Women empowerment