Godrej Enterprises Group launched the “Chhote Engineer” Multi-Skilling Lab at Swami Vivekanand High School, Khalapur, under its CSR initiative for skill development. Conceptualized by Mr Surendra Vaidya & implemented by Jnana Prabodhini Skill Center, the programme equips rural students with hands-on training in mechanical, electrical, carpentry, and civil skills. 1,500+ students annually across six schools, it uses a mobile training model and central Skill Hub Lab to enhance practical learning and employability.

TERI launched LaBL 2.0 in New Delhi to scale decentralised renewable energy (DRE) for green livelihoods, women entrepreneurship, and climate action. In partnership with MNRE, the initiative focuses on clean energy access, carbon accounting, and climate finance aligned with Net Zero 2070. Leaders like Vibha Dhawan emphasized inclusive growth. LaBL 2.0 aims to transform rural economies through scalable, sustainable energy solutions and strengthen India’s clean energy transition and sustainable development goals.

M3M Foundation athletes excelled at the Kettlebell Sport Haryana State Championship 2026 in Gurugram, winning 30 medals (18 gold). Under the Lakshya Program, 20 iMpower Club participants showcased grassroots sports excellence, including Haryana’s first para kettlebell athlete, promoting inclusive sports development. Payal Kanodia praised their resilience, highlighting support for youth from underserved communities. The initiative reflects a strong push toward youth empowerment and sports training in India.

Malabar Gold & Diamonds announced ₹200 crore CSR initiatives for FY 2026-27 at Dr. Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi, in the presence of Piyush Goyal. The programme includes education scholarships for 33,000 girl students across India, supporting women empowerment and aligning with Narendra Modi’s Beti Bachao Beti Padhao vision. Implemented via Malabar Charitable Trust, the initiative has benefited over 1.15 lakh girls nationwide.

Vedanta Aluminium conducted a school health and deworming drive in Jharsuguda, Odisha, benefiting 350+ students and promoting child health, nutrition, and hygiene awareness. In collaboration with the District Health Department, the initiative focused on preventing parasitic infections and anaemia, improving children’s growth and learning. CEO C. Chandru emphasized community wellbeing, while Durjaya Dutta highlighted its impact. Part of Vedanta’s CSR, the programme has reached 4 lakh+ people, strengthening rural healthcare in Odisha.