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In addition, RIL and Reliance Foundation have also contributedcumulatively over Rs 530 crore to the PM-CARES and several Relief FundsSir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital in collaboration with the BMC hasset up a dedicated 100-bedded which will now be expanded to 250 bedscentre at Seven Hills Hospital in Mumbai, Maharashtra.Reliance Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Mukesh Ambani-ledReliance Industries Ltd, has pledged to provide 3 crore meals tomarginalized communities and frontline workers across the nation. Themeals would be provided under ‘Mission Anna Seva’, which will be thelargest meal distribution programme undertaken by a corporatefoundation in the worldReliance Foundation had also started producing one lakh masks and onelakh personal protective equipment (PPE) daily for health workers andcaregivers. Reliance is also providing free fuel to emergency vehicles,while Reliance Retail is providing essential supplies every day across over200 cities.

INR 10 Cr for the fight against Covid-19. JK Organisation is supporting a mass campaign, communities in morethan 150 villages around their plants, across several states have beeneducated about COVID-19, by Public address systems, door-to-doorvisits, banners and posters at prominent locations. Fumigation has beendone covering more than 25000 inhabitants and they havedistributed more than 20,000 masks and sanitizers in the villages. 50 Medical camps were set up in several villages to check for symptoms.Awareness sessions were conducted for nearly 5,000 truck drivers,suppliers and other vendors, and provided with masks as well assanitizers.

Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) and RelianceFoundation have contributed Rs 5 crore to theTelangana Chief Minister Relief Fund (CMRF) tosupport the COVID-19 relief efforts cause of the state.

JK Organisation, a Group with a rich legacy of morethan 135 years, known for its commitment to thecommunities and nation at large, has committed

Hero Motors is allocating Rs 100 crore as a contingencyfund to help the entire ecosystem around theirorganization to survive this crisis. Hero Motors are alsoreaching out to different state governments to offer allpossible help. The company is also making provision forcooked and ration supply to the vulnerable community.

Mahindra Holidays resorts will be offered to government as temporarycare facilities."Our Projects team stands ready to assist the Govt/Army in erectingtemporary care facilities," Mahindra said."The Mahindra Foundation will create a fund to assist the hardest hit inour value chain small businesses and the self-employed," Mahindraadded. He said he would contribute 100 per cent of his salary andgradually increase collections in the fund to assist small-scalebusinesses.

Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma announcedthat the company is going to commit Rs 5 crore fordevelopment of medical solutions to fight Covid-19like potential ventilators and COVID cure.

Mahindra and Mahindra is planning toimmediately start working on making ventilatorsfor Covid-19 patients. Anand Mahindra, thechairman of the group, also announced that

SBI has committed 0.25 per cent of its annual profit tohelp fight Covid-19.

It is reducing the prices of Lifebuoysanitisers, Lifebuoy Liquid handwash andDomex floor cleaners by 15 per cent. It hasalso committed Rs 100 crore to “help in thefight against coronavirus”

COVID-19 in India. To support its customers amidst COVID-19 pandemic,DCB Bank India has partnered with Bharti AXA to roll out a complimentaryhealth insurance cover. This will cover all medical conditions, includingCOVID-19 and up to 10 days of hospitalisation, with a cover of Rs 5,000 perday, for a period of 30 days.

Chinese tech giant Xiaomi also said that it will deliverimported N-95 masks and hazmat suits, which it willdonate to hospitals across the country to help medicalprofessionals. The announcement was made by XiaomiIndia Managing Director Manu Jain.

The conglomerate has set up Rs 150 crore COVID-19contingency fund for vulnerable sections of society. Thisfund will be used to provide relief to most vulnerablesection of the society, provide assistance to ruralhealthcare and even provide protective gear for medicalstaff.

DCB Bank, which is a private scheduled commerciallender, has committed Rs 1 crore as part of CSR forintervention and measures to manage the outbreak of

In its efforts to overcome the coronaviruspandemic, the Godrej Group has launched a slewof initiatives and earmarked ₹50-crore fund forsupport and relief. Godrej Group is exploring how it can leverage its medical refrigeratorsbusiness as well as construction capabilities to build quarantine rooms,and utilise its vast expertise in mechanical, electrical and plumbing systemsfor hospitals.

Elin Appliances Pvt. Ltd.  has made the arrangementsto provide 100 packed foods to the migrant workersper day from its canteen.

Diageo India has pledged to produce around 3,00,000litres of bulk hand sanitiser across 15 of its manufacturingunits in the country to help cope with the demand for theproduct.It is also planning to support the hospitality sector with Rs three crore ashealth insurance cover for bartenders. Apart from that, it also plans todonate 1,50,000 masks to five state public departments.

Jindal Steel and Power announces Rs 25 crorecontribution to PM-CARE Fund. "To supportIndia's war against COVID-19, @JSPLCorporate

is making an immediate contribution of Rs 25 crores to the PM CaresFund. "We will continue to extend every possible support to our nation inthis fight against Covid-19," JSPL Chairman Naveen Jindal said in a tweet.JSPL Foundation is providing food and other essential supplies to thelocal communities in the vicinity of its manufacturing locations. As part ofrelief, Jindal Steel and Power Ltd (JSPL) has also upgraded its hospitals tofight this pandemic by equipping them with additional ventilators andPersonal Protective Equipment (PPE) kits and creating isolation wards.Moreover, JSPL has also engaged women Self Help Groups (SHGs) tomanufacture over one lakh masks and distribute them to prevent thespread of coronavirus. The company through its philanthropic arm JSPLFoundation is distributing masks and other hygienic products such assanitiser, hand wash and bottles of phenyl to those living near the plantsites of the company in Chattisgarh and Odisha.

Patanjali has donated RT-PCR machine to NainitalMedical College for COVID-19 tests to GovernmentMedical College (GMC) in Nainital on March 25.

Bajaj Group has pledged Rs 100 crore to fight againstCovid-19. The group will support government andidentified private sector hospitals to upgrade ICUs,

procure additional equipment and consumables including ventilatorsand personal protection equipment, enhance testing, and set upisolation units.

The JSW Group has committed Rs 100 crore to thePrime Minister’s Citizen Assistance and Relief inEmergency Situations Fund (PM-CARES) in support to all on-going relief efforts. In addition, funds have also been earmarkedto source and import ventilators, testing kits, as well as personalprotective equipment (masks, gloves etc) for health care workers

Engineering giant Larsen & Toubro will donate Rs 150crore to the PM-CARES fund. It has further set aside anoutlay of over Rs 500 crore per month to support about160,000 contract workers by continuing to pay their wages

during the ongoing lockdown and providing them with food and basicamenities at labour camps, while maintaining the COVID-19 preventionand containment protocol. L&T is considering transforming all company-owned training centers and other select establishments into isolationwards. It is exploring to supply critical healthcare equipment to hospitalsengaged in treating COVID-19 patients. The company has also committedto offer use of its community Health & Medical Centers 24X7 and useambulances to transport patients to nearest hospitals.L&T Smart World & Communication, a business unit of Larsen & Toubro,has installed smart technologies in over 20 major cities, includingMumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Prayagraj, Ahmedabad, Visakhapatnam,Hyderabad and others. These technologies will help various stategovernments and local authorities to fight COVID-19 pandemic effectively.

Adani Foundation, the philanthropic arm of theAdani Group, has contributed Rs 100 crore to thePM CARES Fund for the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. The group had earlier announced the donation of Rs 5 croreand Rs 1 crore to Gujarat and Maharashtra CM relief funds respectively.

Marico Innovation Foundation and A.T.E. ChandraFoundation have come together to offer grants worth INR2.50 crore towards the COVID-19.

In view of the evolving situation aroundthe spread of COVID-19 in communities,Axis Bank has set aside Rs. 100 crore tosupport customers, employees, vendors, government agencies and the community at large towards curbing thespread of coronavirus Axis Bank reaches out to over 2.6 crore customersin the country. With a view to support customers and the entire nation,Axis Bank has decided to waive off charges for Savings Account, CurrentAccount and Prepaid Card customers (wherever applicable) towardsOnline IMPS and ATM financial and non-financial transactions, for theperiod 23rd Mar – 31st Mar’20 (both days inclusive).

The Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion CouncilChairman Pramod Agrawal announced Rs 21 crore tothe PM Cares Fund, in addition to Rs 50 crorecommitted last month towards Covid-19 initiatives.

Auto maker TVS Motor Company and die-casterSundaram-Clayton announced spending of Rs 30crore to support the nationwide efforts to curb thespread of COVID-19. The funding will come throughSrinivasan Services Trust and will include measures ranging frommanufacturing and supplying supportive equipment such as masks, toproviding cooked meals to healthcare workers and police officers.

Sun Pharma has committed to donate Rs 25 crore worth ofHydroxychloroquine (HCQS), Azithromycin, other relateddrugs and hand sanitisers to support India's fight againstcoronavirus pandemic.

Hindustan Copper Ltd. Is creating awareness and distributingmask and santizer to those living near the plant sites of theCompany.

The Lalit has taken the lead to support the DelhiGovernment’s initiative of feeding the needy bydonating 1000 kg of wheat flour (Atta) and 300 kgs ofrefined wheat flour (Maida), over 700 kgs of vegetables

Kinnar Maa Trust Delhi to feed 300 people from trans community for15 days Basera Ek Samajik Sanstha for 300 transpersons living in Ashok Nagarand Trilok Puri, New Delhi, Pahal Foundation for 30 trans persons in Deoli, New DelhiMitr Trust with ration for 150 transpersons in Nilothi, New DelhiAssociation of Transgender/Hijra in Bengal.

from their own gardens in the last couple days to the Delhi UrbanShelter Improvement Board (DUSIB). Similarly the remaining 11 hotels ofthe group are providing more than 1000 kg of atta, 500 kg of maida, 200litres of oil, food supplies, fruits and vegetables to the relevant localauthorities who are leading the food distribution.This is something that The Group has been engaged in consistently forover three decades now. The Lalit has been providing daily fresh food tothe special children at Mother Teresa’s Missionaries home for the last 32years. In the recent past, the teams at the hotel have engaged in regulardistribution drives with Robinhood Army in their mission to eradicatehunger.Under the banner of Keshav Suri Foundation (KSF), they are reaching outto support the extremely marginalised and probably the worst affectedtransgender people through different NGOs such as Kinnar Maa Trustand Shiv Shakti foundation in Mumbai, Sangama and Payana inBangalore and Saksham Trust in Chandigarh. The Lalit and KSF have alsosupported the Aarohan, Basera, Pahal Foundation and Mitr Trust in Delhiby providing them ration and support for 600 transgenders associatedwith these NGOs. Through these NGOs they are providing them withover 2500 kg of atta, 1000 kg of dal, 500 kg of vegetables, food suppliesand groceries.

Distribution of Grocery items in Transgender Community-

The Lalit & KSF supported Tweet Foundation to help transmen withaccommodation.The LaLiT Laxmi Vilas Palace is extending a helping hand to COVIDwarrior, the policemen serving at the post near Fatehsagar gate. Asthey continue with their selfless service to the society at this testingtime, The LaLiT Laxmi Vilas Palace ensured that they should not doso with an empty stomach. They ensure they serve the basic meal tothem regularly.KSF has also taken the initiative of extending mental health supportto people who need help. Their on-board counsellors are giving freecounselling to help people cope up with the situation and make itbetter.The Group has also made available 100 rooms at The Lalit NewDelhi for doctors serving at Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan Hospitaland GB Pant Hospital.The Group has also distributed Rice-160 kgs, Dal-80 kgs, Soyachunks-40 kgs, 1 Pickle box, Handmade masks and Handwash to theBharani Ngo which support housemaids and contract laborer’schildren.

The Lalit and KSF have been at the forefront for upholding the rights oftrans community for years now. KSF has also taken the initiative ofextending mental health support to people who need help. Theironboard counsellors are giving free counselling to help people cope upwith the situation and make it better. The Foundation has also started‘Queering Quarantine’, an online series of talks, interactions andworkshops to help people cope with this lockdown and utilise theirtime in learning and exploring new areas.The Group is providing 400 meals a day at Nirmal Primary SchoolShelter, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi. These meals are cooked in thekitchens of The Lalit New Delhi and will be distributed till the lockdowncontinues.Taking a step further The Group has donated 150 Personal ProtectiveEquipment kits after a previous appeal of CM to the general public.They also extended the support by giving 500 masks made out of linento the government.

Tata Steel to provide 50,000 meals per day tovulnerable communities in Jamshedpur. Itfollows a robust management systemframework and a sound safety governancestructure that drives its health and safety measures.The company is constantly monitoring the COVID-19 situationand is also ensuring regular communication with its stakeholders in andaround Jamshedpur. The company has taken several initiatives at TMHand within the communities to address COVID-19 crisis situation.The company will be augmenting medical services in Jamshedpur andmining locations in Jharkhand.TMH Jamshedpur has curtailed the OPD services and has created specialemergency facilities for repeat medicines through telephonicappointments and online/telephonic booking. A COVID-19 ScreeningRoom has been created with online booking appointment provision forJamshedpur citizens.507 Isolation beds and 77 Critical Care Beds with invasive and non-invasive ventilators is in the process of being set-up at TMH, Jamshedpur.130 Isolation bed facility is already operational at TMH.

MG Motor India will contribute Rs 2 crore to governmenthospitals and health institutions providing medicalassistance in Haryana and Gujarat. The contributionincludes gloves, masks, ventilators, medicines and beds. While MG Motor India will directly contribute Rs 1 crore, its employeeshave pledged to donate the remaining amount of Rs 1 crore.

India's largest insurer LIC contributed towards thePM CARES fund. Of the total amount of Rs 105crore, Rs 5 crore was donated from the LIC's GoldenJubilee Fund.

The group has feed more than 50,000 people across the country tillnow

Essar Foundation is living up to Essar’s ethos of‘Creating Value’, during the unprecedented crisisposed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Be it –partnering with local Government bodies or

2 meals per day for one month to 1000+ migrant workers in Kalbadevivia District Collector’s Office, Mumbai Monthly groceries to 1000+ families in Dharavi (including 70transgender persons and 75+-year-old senior citizens) in partnershipwith Pragati Holistic Development TrustOne month of food supplies and dry ration provided to Mumbai’s 675slum dwellers (135 families)  

Meals for 1000+ medical practitioners for a month in coordinationwith Project Mumbai Protective Equipment (PPE Suits) for 100 doctors of Bhabha MunicipalHospital, Mumbai 40,000 3-ply masks for frontline healthcare workers to Aundh ChestHospital, Pune Support to Govt hospitals- KEM, JJ, Nair, Sion, Wadia Hospitals,Haffkine Institute in providing Preventive Protection Equipment (PPE)Suits, N95 Masks, 3-PLY Mask and Insurance for Contractual StaffSupply of essentials such as clothesline, masks, disinfectants, andsanitisers to Mumbai Police

NGOs, fundraising or providing food and medical supplies, EssarFoundation is doing everything to help their communities in combatingthis crisis.ESSAR FOUNDATION’s support to vulnerable populations

ESSAR FOUNDATION’s support to healthcare personnel and police - Amonth’s groceries for the slum dwellers in Cuffe Parade via BhakarFoundation and Project Pravas

URJA Trust, a shelter home for daily-wage women from abused anddomestic violence backgrounds, has been supplied with essentials likesanitary napkins, handwash packets, antiseptic liquid, soaps anddetergent ensuring coverage for a month’s lockdown ‘The Rainbow Initiative’ – A transgender sensitisation initiativespearheaded by Essar Foundation Rescue efforts, financial support, and supply of food/essentialsextended to members of the transgender community consisting of200+ transpeople across India [Noida (Delhi), Dharavi (Mumbai) andThotukoodi, Tamil Nadu]; Intensive coordination with the joint workinggroups is underway for transpersons to consolidate structured reliefefforts .

ESSAR FOUNDATION’s support to women and transgender community - Menstruate with Dignity’ campaign – 1000 packets of sanitary napkinsprocured from Myna Mahila Foundation, a women-centric microentrepreneurship venture, and distributed in Mumbai’s slum communitiesby field partners - YUVA

Essar COVID-19 Relief Fund – A call for ‘Personal Social Responsibility’

The voluntary Essar COVID-19 Relief Fund contribution campaign hasbeen launched to allow ESSAR employees the opportunity to exercisetheir personal initiatives of monetary contribution towards ESSARFoundation’s COVID-19 relief efforts. The Fund is being expandedexternally also, involving other corporates to create a syndicated fund forextending relief to the most marginalised, vulnerable and neglectedgroups of our communities.

In response to the Prime Minister’s call to contribute tothe newly constituted Prime Minister’s Citizen Assistanceand Relief in Emergency Situations (PM CARES) Fund,Energy Maharatna Oil and Natural Gas Corporation

Limited (ONGC) has allocated Rs 300 crore from its Corporate SocialResponsibility (CSR) funds. The ONGC initiative came in attempt tostrengthen the national drive to fight against the pandemic of COVID-19.Furthermore, 30,100 employees of the National Oil Company ONGC havevoluntarily decided to contribute their two days’ salary – amounting toaround Rs 16 crore – to the PM CARES fund to support the governmentin combating this national crisis.Considering the enormity of the situation, ONGC Chairman and ManagingDirector Mr Shashi Shanker has urged all employees to extend supportby providing food, raw materials and other essentials to the needy on apersonal or community level, with the help of the authority.

The Abuja Neotia Group has offered 30bungalows of Fort Raichak, a luxury resort to the state government of West Bengal to be used as aquarantine/isolation medical facility. To strengthen the state’spreparedness in coping the rising demand for medical infrastructure thesteps have been taken. The place is ready. The maintenance, food andhousekeeping would be arranged by the company and the medicalfacilities by the state government.  In association with the Kolkata Police,their hospitality team is providing lunchboxes to those who are workingselflessly in the service of mankind.

All employee of Central Warehouse Corporation (CWC)contribute their one day’s salary, about Rs.65.41 Lakhs tothe Prime Minister Citizens’ Assistance and Relief inEmergency Situation (PM CARES) Fund to fight against thecorona virus pandemic.

In these adverse & critical situation CWC in last 6 days of lockdown, havehandled 98 rakes, 2.05 lac MT food grains, in 11 states, ensuring regularhandling & transportation of food grains.

PhonePe has launched a donation drive which aims tocontribute up to Rs 100 crore to PM CARES Fund towardsfighting coronavirus crisis. PhonePe said it will contributeRs 10 for every user, who donates to the PM CARES Fundvia the PhonePe App using UPI by April 30, 2020.

Sameer Nigam, founder and CEO of PhonePe, said the 100 crore pledgeis an attempt to lift the mood of the country in this period of crisis. “Weare asking every Indian to unite together and donate, even if it’s just Re 1,to the PM CARES Fund. Our mission is to get 10 crore people to donate tothis cause and create a world record for the highest ever number ofdonors for a cause in history,”. PhonPe has already reached 7 lakh donorsand an amount of Rs 18.64 crore as per latest data made available.

Asian Paints Limited (APL) has been on the forefrontputting efforts for Covid-19 relief. In the wake ofCOVID 19, Asian paints has come forward to supportgovernment initiatives on COVID 19. Apart from theircontribution of 35 crores for COVID 19 fund, they have also been undertaking several initiatives for the cause. In addition, theyhave been able to give about 33 crores to about 40000 PaintingContractors so that they can support them in these difficult times. APLhas been collaborating with various stakeholders like NGOs, districtadministrations, civil societies across India to reach out to affectedcommunities and help them to overcome on-ground challenges.Nature of activities: Provision of testing kits, food kits and essentialprotective materialsTarget beneficiaries: Truckers, migrant workers, healthcare, front lineworkers and vulnerable community membersImplementation mode: Directly through plant and NGOs

Indian Oil Corporation has provided COVID19 testingequipment to JJ Hospital, Mumbai, to help in dealing withCOVID19 pandemic. The Company has also arrangednecessities like snacks & water at various locations acrossthe country with a view to support helpless migrant

workers walking back to their homes due to the lack of transportation in

Piramal Group in its continued commitmenttowards supporting the nation in its fightagainst COVID-19 has pledged INR 25Crores towards the Prime Minister's Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund (PM CARES Fund)set up by Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi.Piramal Foundation continues to work in partnership with thegovernment, in the remotest parts of the country as it deploys variousmeasures through its three initiatives, to address the COVID-19pandemic. In collaboration with public health workers, Piramal Swasthyahas set-up Health Helplines in 7 states, that provide health advisory andrelief measures to the unserved and underserved communities that donot have access to information, doctors and hospitals. These Helplinesreceive ~50,000 calls daily, 20% of which are related to COVID-19. ThePiramal School of Leadership at Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan, has offered its40,000 sq. ft. training facility, along with other Piramal aided schools, tothe district authorities for use as isolation centers. Piramal Sarvajalprovides safe drinking water to 700,000 beneficiaries daily, through its627+ water ATMs that are now enabled with a contactless smartcardtechnology to mitigate transmission of the Coronavirus.In his individual capacity, Ajay Piramal, Chairman-Piramal Group, alongwith other eminent personalities from the Indian Industry, is activelysupporting the Maharashtra State Government in its readiness effortsto handle the COVID-19 crisis by channelizing resources behindinterventions across effective utilization of existing hospitals, creation ofnew isolation bed capacity, ensuring availability of critical hospitalsupplies –medicines & equipment, ensuring availability of ventilators,distribution of essential foods and fuel.These interventions are aimed at ensuring that the State healthcareinfrastructure is equipped to handle the scale of the crisis as well as tocontain the contagion.

lockdown. Indian Oil Corporation also arranged contactless sanitizerdispensing systems at all bottling plant, across, the country for truckdrivers to ensure minimum physical contact while availing the protectiveitem.

Dalmia Bharat Group, one of India’s leadingconglomerates, has committed ₹25 crore to PM-Cares Fund as part of its endeavour to assist thegovernment’s massive efforts against COVID 19.

Ration, grocery and accommodation is being provided to all thecontractual labourers who were stuck due to the nation-wide lockdownand stoppage of all transportation. Apart from this, over 100 food packetsare being provided twice every day to the local Municipalities and Police tobe distributed among needy and homeless near all the plant locations.Dalmia Bharat Group has also committed the use of playgrounds, guesthouses and technical centres across all plants to the local authorities forusing them as facilities for tackling Covid 19 cases. The canteens of theDalmia Bharat factories across India are also being used to prepare foodfor local distribution in the regions.The plant heads at various locations are also reaching out to communitieson a regular basis and providing them all help including food andmedicines.

Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL) has adopteda three-prong strategy of “produce, procure andprevent (3-P)” in wake of Covid-19 as company,

754 bedded quarantine facilities in OdishaDistributed 29,000 masks while 90,000 more being procuredUsing fog cannons to sanitize colonies15 coal mines running 24x7

continuing with mining operations, works in a close coordination with thestate authority to fight the pandemic in Odisha.

Besides pushing their limits to ‘produce’ maximum coal to ensureadequate supply of dry fuel to thermal power plants, the brave coalminers are also in to sanitizing residential colonies and neighbouringareas to ‘prevent’ exposure to novel corona virus.

Piramal Group, through its pharmaceutical business, manufactures andsupplies drug products and services that are considered life-sustainingand critical to public health and the healthcare sector. Classified as criticalmanufacturing during this pandemic, all of their 14 facilities across theglobe, remain operational.

Power Finance Corporation Ltd (PFC),  theleading  NBFC  in the power sector, has pledged tocontribute Rs 200 crore to the Prime Minister's CitizenAssistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund (PM-CARES Fund) to support the battle against COVID-19.Furthermore, PFC’s employees will voluntarily contribute a day’s salary toPM-CARES Fund to further strengthen the nation’s fight against dreadeddisease. Earlier, PFC Ltd has agreed in principle to provide financial assistance ofRs. 50 lakhs to Indian Red Cross Society in Rajasthan. Under the CSRInitiative, PFC’s financial aid will be used for distribution of Health Masksand Sanitisers, as a part of preventive measures against COVID-19.

Bayer Corp Sciences limited is providing free supply ofover 200,000 units of face masks (3 ply) to hospitals inMumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad & Bengaluru, 2000 units ofN-95 masks, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) kitsand any other medical supplies.

It also providing Nutrition support for 2000 front line paramedics inMumbai.The Company is Collaborating with Maharashtra Government todevelop and support both in data analysis and mobile application forself-assessment and overall management of the pandemic. Thisapplication might also be offered to other State Governments withnecessary customizations.Beside this the Company is developing and supporting the network oforganizations working for the COVID-19 pandemic with ourgovernmental connections, networks in the medical fraternity, medicalexpertise, vendors and suppliers

OYO  partners with Apollo Hospitals to offer  support  forquarantine facilities. OYO has also offered sanitised beds& facilities in certain COVID-19 exclusive hotel in 6 cities,namely Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluruand Kolkata.

Standard Chartered Bank has announced itscommitment to donate INR 5 crore tosupport the fight against COVID-19 virus in India.Keeping with its philosophy of affecting a real change in thecommunities and to provide the much-needed impetus in fighting thiscommon threat, the Bank will be working with multiple non-government organisation (NGO) partners to provide relief to thevulnerable communities including the migrant workers. This activity willbe undertaken across several parts of the country including somemajor cities and rural areas. Through these three NGO partners, theBank is expecting to cover the need of ration, meals and essentials ofalmost 70,000 beneficiaries.

Company is paying the workers their March salary.

The company has worker camps at most of its project sites, withgood living conditions as per their standards. The Company is alsoproviding lodging, boarding, transport, medical and hygiene facilities.

Company is taking care of all basic needs ofits more than 100,000 workers at camps andProject sites. Arrangements are to be madeby the company for providing food supply tillthe end of April.

Vishakha Polyfab Private LimiteddonatesINR 21 Lakhs in PM CARE Fund and INR 11Lakhs in CM Relief Fund.

Jaipuria Institute of Management joined thenoble cause of distributing food to stressed

labourers hit by COVID-19. As a responsible business managementinstitute, They decided to come forward and help out stressed group ofmigrant labourers, each day till the lock down continues. Jaipuria hasfour campuses- Lucknow, Noida, Jaipur and Indore and fooddistribution is being done by in all four cities.

Audio-Visuals, announcement by 6 vehicles till 22nd March 2020 andthereafter 3 vehicles covering 120 villages and 52 wards in Barmer.Besides this Company is also providing ambulance for transportation ofsuspected patients from villages in Barmer. Allocation of skill centre(Cairn Centre of Excellence) as Isolation centre with provision of foodsfor 150 people and sanitization of Govt’s District Hospital twice a day inBarmer.

Cairn India Ltd has distributed 14000 Face masks and2500 litres of sanitizer.For IEC initiatives the Companyhas distributed 80,000 pamphlets, placed 30hoardings, 20 banners, developed and shared 5

Chambal Fertilizers and Chemicals limiteddonates INR 25 Lakhs to CM Relief Fundand INR 20 Lakhs each to DM Relief Fund

DCM Shriram Limited has Supplied 1,65,000 litresof Sodium Hypochlorite (sanitising solution) to alldistricts of Rajasthan at free of cost and thecompany also distributed 12,000 KG wheat flourin Kota region.

and Kota & Baran Disaster Relief Fund.

MCCI donates INR 186.50 Lakhsto CM Relief Fund and INR121.30 Lakhs to DM Relief Fund,

Bhilwara. The Chamber has also distributed Food Packets, Masks,Sanitizers, Food Material regularly worth INR 137.30 Lakhs.

RCCI donated INR 51,000 to Governor Relief Fundand INR 51,000 to CM Relief Fund. The Chamberhas also distributed 200 masks and sanitizersand 6000 food packets till 5th April 2020.

contribution of Rs. 5 crore to PM-CARES Fund and Rs 1 Crore to the Hon.Maharashtra Chief Ministers Fund. This amount has already been paid tothe respective funds on 30th March 2020. As a part of social commitment, Motilal Oswal Group has been contributingfor various social causes and will continue to support many NGOs. On theback drop of Covid-19 crises, the Motilal Oswal Foundation and Mr Oswalcreated a Ketto.org crowd funding initiative to support the#istandwithhmanity initiative of The Art of Living and Indian Film &Television Industry. This fund raising is to give financial support to dailywage workers who are out of work currently and cannot feed their families.A small amount as low as Rs 1000 would help feed a family for 10 days.With an initial contribution of Rs 10 lakh from Mr Oswal, the fund raisinglink was shared with all the employees of Motilal Oswal Group. Though thiswas not a mandatory activity, employees of Motilal Oswal Group and theirfriends and family have been actively participating in this activity which hasattracted donations of almost Rs 25 lac as on date.

Motilal Oswal Group  pledged ₹ 6 croretowards saving lives and fighting the  COVID-19 crisis, the Global Pandemic, through its

Aditya Birla Group has contributed INR 500crores towars COVID-19 relief measures, ofwhich INR 400 crores will be towards the PM-CARES fund.Aditya Birla Group has also reserved Over 100beds for Covid patients across Ujjain: 88 beds,Pune: 11 beds, Nagda: 6 beds and Raigada: 88bedsThe Group has grant Rs.50 crores to FICCI-Aditya Birla CSR Centre forExcellence to spend towards Covid relief measures.Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail to manufacture 1 million masks and 2lacs body coveralls at their Odisha and Bangalore units.1.5 million N95 masks and 2,80,000 PPE ordered by Hindalco Industrieswhich is paid by Novelis.

Rs 2 crores to the PM-Cares fund.Rs 1.5 crore to the Madhya Pradesh CM Relief fund.Rs 1.01 crore to the Rajasthan CM Relief fund.Rs 50 lakh to the Himachal Pradesh CM Relief fund.Rs 30 lakh and 20 lakh to the Bhilwara and Ajmer Local DM Relieffund respectively.

Promoters of HEG Ltd. & RSWM Ltd. have decided to undertake a50% cut on their basic salaries for the year 2020-21.Jawahar Foundation has been working on ground for food packetdistribution and is working directly in the districts of Bhilwara andAjmer providing food relief packages to underprivileged families.All guest house facilities of RSWM Ltd. around Bhilwara districttotalling 80 beds have been offered for quarantine procedures tolocal authorities.

The following contributions have been made:

10 ventilators ordered by Hindalco Industries Ltd.Close to 1 lakh masks already produced and distributed by ABG CSRSHG’s41,800 masks distributed by Hindalco Industries, 7000 masksdistributed by Grasim Industries and 14000  masks distributed byUltraTech CementOver 30000 food packets being distributed daily by UltraTechCement: 18235 food packets daily,  Hindalco Industries: 5000 foodpackets and Grasim Industries: 3000 Food packet

In an effort to aid the fight against the raging pandemicof COVID-19, the LNJ Bhilwara group has decided toassist our fellow countrymen with a contribution of Rs5.51 crores:

Wipro Ltd, Wipro Enterprises Ltd and Azim PremjiFoundation, have together committed Rs 1125 croretowards tackling the unprecedented health andhumanitarian crisis arising from the COVID-19 pandemicoutbreak. These resources will help enable thededicated medical and service fraternity in the frontline

of the battle against the pandemic and in mitigating its wide-ranginghuman impact, particularly on the most disadvantaged of our society.Integrated action will be taken for a comprehensive on-the-groundresponse in specific geographies, focused on immediate humanitarianaid, and augmentation of healthcare capacity, including containing theCOVID-19 outbreak and treating those affected by it. These responseswill be carefully coordinated with relevant government institutions andwould be executed by the Azim Premji Foundation’s 1600-person team,in collaboration with many of its over 350 strong civil society partners,who have a deep presence across the country.These efforts will fully leverage the technology expertise, sourcingsystems, infrastructure, and distribution reach of Wipro.  Of the INR1125 crore, Wipro Ltd commitment is INR 100 crore, Wipro EnterprisesLtd is INR 25 crore, and that of the Azim Premji Foundation is INR 1000crore. These sums are in addition to the annual CSR activities of Wipro,and the usual philanthropic spends of the Azim Premji Foundation.On 2nd Aril 2020 the team from WIPRO, Bengaluru, opened their officekitchen to cook & feed 40,000 migrant labourers. All in 24 hrs. HariHegde and Shankar Reshmi from Wipro team made it possible andNischith and KAS from Govt. were coordinated.

Augmenting Humanitarian support & HealthSystems: SAP has set up an India solidarity fundfor migrant labour, vulnerable population, infectedpatients and senior citizens.

SAP has also partnered with United Nations Development Plan (UNDP)India and HelpAge India to strengthen the public health requirementssuch as ventilators in hospitals, N-95 masks, sanitizers & soaps, monthlydry rations and food packets. Their Code Unnati initiative runs 1500training centers across India, that employ over 3000 teachers, mastertrainers and other project staff. While these centers are currently closed,they are ensuring that there is no

disruption in their wages. With NITI Ayog's Coalition for Rapid Anti-CovidResponse (CRACR) , they are proposing to build predictive models toshowcase various possible pandemic scenarios taking into accountmultiple variable. With NASSCOM they are engaged in ideating aroundmitigation solutions around the 5 pillars of containment, treatment,prevention, communication and recovery.

World-Class Work-from-Home support for Employees: SAP has enabled our all of 13000 colleagues India with the best oftechnology support, to continue to serve India Government and Industrywithout any disruption, even as they operate from the safety of theirhomes.

Open Access to SAP Technologies: To help their customers partly address challenges around employeeexperience due to Work-from-Home, situations and the debilitatingImpact of supply chain disruptions, they have opened up some access tosome of their technologies, for all. Over the next few days, they also havelined up a series of webinars in to provide more details on theseofferings and how to take maximum advantage of these technologies.

The company on Thursday said it will fund upto Rs 200 crore in providing relief measures to

communities across the country in wake of the Covid -19 crisis. In a bidto minimise the impact on especially the poor and marginalized sections,Vedanta is providing meals for all. As part of it, the company has pledgedover 10 lakh meals across India to the daily wage earners. Additionlly, itwill also feed over 50,000 stray animals daily for the entire month.Vedanta has tied up with Ministry of Textiles to import 23 machines fromChina for manufacturing of PPE. It has also collaborated with DistrictHospitals to provide them with markings, disinfectant sprays, medicalquipment etc. Also, BALCO Hospital, in New Raipur, Chhattisgarh has setup isolation wards while a100-bed hospital has been commissioned inKorba, Chattisgarh. The Cairn Centre of Excellence in Jodhpur has beenhanded over to administration to be converted to a quarantine centre. Inthe past one week, Vedanta has provided more than one lakh masks andover 15,500 soaps and sanitizers in rural communities.

DFPCL is the largest and sole manufacturer of IPA in the country. Whilelogistics and supply chain services have been disrupted due to thelockdown but the company has managed to run the plant at fullcapacity as IPA is a key ingredient in hand sanitiser manufacturing andsanitisers are now essential to fight against coronavirus.” Being the onlyproducer and major supplier of IPA in India, they would like tocontribute to the nation with all their capacity diligently, during thiscrisis situation. They would like to increase their supply through bothdomestic manufacturing as well as imports to serve the demandgrowth,” a company spokesperson said, adding that the firm has seendemand rise from 15,000 MT to around 20,000 MT across all segments.

Vedanta employees will also donate a day’s salary which will bematched by the company to help provide immediate relief measures tolocal communities through the CM relief funds.

Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals(DFPCL) has seen increase in demandfrom segments such as pharma, handsanitiser, inks and derivatives.

In collaboration with government authorities ACChelped to sanitized more than 250 households ofthe entire Dehan village of around 13000inhabitants in Himachal Pradesh

So far 2 lacs people in 72 villages across 15 districts of 11 states havebeen sanitized or disinfected by ACC Trust. At Bargarh, 60 womenfacilitated by ACC Trust worked around the clock to produce anddispatched 2500 masks to Bargarh Municipal Council and are nowworking to fulfil another order of 5000 masks. ACC has enabled 120women to produce and dispatch 23000 masks. At Khushberiya and Simatand villages in Sindri ACC volunteers havevisited 07 Municipalities and 74 villages with microphone to educateand create awareness among villagers.Team from ACC at Wadi distributed over 2500 food packets to themigrant labourers.

Mostly working with state and district administration to provide relief tothese constituencies. As part of this relief it has provided biscuits,bread, rusk, cake and dairy whitener. In addition to this they areproactively reaching out to vulnerable communities around ourfactories and helping them with provisions and hot food as well. Inaddition, have provided their products to Police on patrol duty, whohave no access to food as they keep vigil to enforce the lockdown. Alsodoing this in Bangalore and Mumbai. They have thus far provided closeto million units of their products.

Ambuja Foundation helped in Distribution ofMasks, Food Material, Awareness Drive, etc. worthINR 15 LakhsTeam from Ambuja distributed 12000 face masks,2000 packets of dry ration.Ambuja through its Foundation helped in Sanitization of 5 villagesand to create awareness among 30 Villages 50 SHG Women are facilitated by Ambuja Foundation to produceCloth Masks in Rabriawas and Mundwa.

Britannia has focused its activities on helpingthe displaced and those without livelihoodacross Karnataka, Maharashtra and Delhi.

Coca-Cola system in India pledges an initialsupport of INR 75 crore towards combating thespread of COVID-19, assisting the vulnerable

communities and the frontline health workers and working with theGovernment to create awareness.

Agrochemical firm UPL Limited pledged tocontribute Rs 75 crore to PM-CARES fund inassisting the government to fight against the

coronavirus pandemic which has claimed the lives of over 50 peopleand infected more than 2,300 others.

The Mumbai-based agricultural solutions company has also kept onstandby the premises of its educational institutions such as GyanDham School and Sandra Shroff Rofel College of Nursing, both atVapi in Gujarat, with necessary arrangements to operate asquarantine centres as and when required, it said.It is also continuously providing large numbers of PersonalProtective Equipment (PPE) to frontline healthcare and sanitisationworkers who are fighting the battle against the novel coronavirus,the company said in a statement.The company said that it is additionally supplementing the Centraland state governments' efforts by engaging 200 modern mechanicalspraying machines (falcons) and 225 staff members to contain thespread of coronavirus.The company has so far sprayed 11.5 lakh litre of disinfectantsolution at Gujarat, Maharashtra, Telangana, Punjab, Haryana,Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh, and is working toextend the exercise to other states as identified by the government.UPL has also mobilised its operational capabilities to manufacturehand sanitisers produced as per the WHO guidelines for distributionto police and municipal corporations.

Pepperfry (Trendsutra Platform ServicesPvt Ltd) pride themselves of being astart-up based out of Mumbai and have benefitted from its highly professional, hardworking and passionatepeople. They set up operations in 2012 and are engaged inecommerce business focused on Furniture and Home Products.They are headquartered in Mumbai and have 20 more experiencecentres across various cities in Maharashtra and operate India’slargest furniture warehouse in Padgha, Thane. The State ofMaharashtra is blessed with abundant resources and a firm intent tocombat this pandemic; in their effort to fight this pandemic, theywant to contribute by donating 50 beds and 50 mattresses for themakeshift quarantine facility that is being operationalized acrossMumbai.

Covid-19 Relief Fund  to support the government in its relief andrehabilitation measures towards the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.The management and employees of the Company have also committeda minimum of one-day's salary as contribution to the PM-CARES Fund. Itis estimated that around Rs. 50 Lakh will be collectively provided by thepromoters, management and employees to the PM-CARES Fund. Theemployees’ contribution is voluntary.In addition to the aforesaid financial contribution to the Rajasthan ChiefMinister COVID-19 Relief Fund and PM-CARES Fund, the Company hasset aside a fund of Rs. 50 Lakh to help and support Corona Warriors andNeedy Sections of society by distribution of food/meals, gloves, masks,hand sanitisers, etc. and other related support to fight against COVID-19.Mr. Harendra Singh, Chairman and Managing Director of H.G. InfraEngineering Limited, said, “HG Infra remains committed to supportIndia’s response to the COVID-19 challenge and will continue to build upits support till the challenge is overcome.”

H.G. Infra Engineering Limited (HGIEL) and its employees,have committed Rs. 2.5 crore to support the fight againstCOVID-19 pandemic outbreak. The Company hascontributed Rs. 1.5 crore to the Rajasthan Chief Minister

Honda Cars donated INR 50 Lakhs to CM Relief Fundand supplied 200 sprayers worth INR 30 Lakhs.

UCCI donated INR 10 Lakhs to DM Relief Fund,Udaipur. The Chamber has also handed over 1435 N-95 Masks to CMHO.

DLF contributes Rs. 5 crores to the  HARYANACOVID Relief Fund. DLF Foundation has been atthe forefront working with all stakeholders to helpthe

poorest of the poor in the midst of the Corona Virus pandemic. DLFFoundation is ensuring distribution of more than 27 lakh meals to thepoor in urban slums and migrants in NCR who are stranded , have losttheir daily means of livelihood and have nowhere else to look forsupport. The Foundation is committed to serve the underprivileged inthis time of utmost need and distress. This is only a beginning and inaddition to the number given above, DLF Foundation will continue toserve 60,000 cooked meals everyday  through DLF Clubs and AkshayPatra. All meals are being distributed to the poor migrant workers anddaily wage earners in the urban slums in Gurugram, Delhi and Noida.The Foundation is working very closely with the District Administrationsof Delhi , Gurugram and Noida which are helping in both identifyingthe most needy and distributing meals in areas where they are mostrequired.DLF Foundation is also providing Medical Relief and Safety Equipmentto the District administration for distribution to those in need. TheFoundation has provided  75,000 face masks, 3 lakh examinationgloves, full body suits and sanitizers to the district authorities inGurgaon, Noida and Chennai.The Foundation has also donated ICU Ventilator, 5 Multiple DiagnosticMachines.40 Hospital Beds, multiple Oxygen cylinders and Mattressesto the South Delhi Municipal Corporation  for a Municipal Hospital inSouth Delhi.A sum of Rupees Five crores has also been donated to the ChiefMinister's Relief Fund in Haryana. In addition, a sum of Rs. 50 lacs havebeen donated to the Tamil Nadu State Relief Fund, Rs 10 lacs to theChennai Kanchipuram District Relief Fund and Rs. 5 lacs to the Societyfor Cyberabad Security Council in Hyderabad.

Huwawei India contributed INR 1 Crore to the PrimeMinister's Citizen Assistance and Relief in EmergencySituations Fund (PM CARES Fund) in this hour of India'sbattle against COVID-19.

Apart from the this they have also  contributed an additional INR 6Crore across 6 states of India through their NGO partner i.e. ‘CharitiesAid Foundation (CAF) India’. They are also fully supporting theircustomers and ecosystem players to perform fully   their duty at thishour of critical need for the country, in keeping the essential servicesrunning.

Foundation, will provide 25,000 COVID-19 testing kits and over 5 millionmeals to support families impacted by the coronavirus outbreak in India.It has partnered with Akshaya Patra Foundation for distribution ofcooked meals, and with Smile Foundation for providing dry food rationto support meals for over 8,000 vulnerable families impacted bythe pandemic. This initiative is part of parent company PepsiCo's globalprogramme called 'Give Meals, Give Hope'.

SREI Infrastructure Finance ltd. has alreadyinitiated the process of distributing dry ration(rice, dal, aata and potatoes) to around 6500 poor families in their licensing area. The distribution will be startedfrom 7th April 2020 through the support of local administration.

PepsiCo  India, along with its parentcompany's philanthropic arm PepsiCo 

JK Organisation, which has diversified interestsincluding tyres, cement and paper, on 3rd April2020 pledged Rs 10 crore for fight against thecoronavirus pandemic.While a large part of the fund will go to the Prime Minister's Relief Fundin fighting COVID-19, the rest will be utilised in meeting the immediateneeds of communities and migrant labour, currently underway, atseveral locations across the country, the organisation said in astatement. "The relief work which has been undertaken by the membercompanies JK Tyre, JK Paper, JK Lakshmi Cement, JK Fenner and others

are going on for quite some time at several places, includes distributionof food, drinking water, masks, sanitisers, safety kits for various front lineworkers of health and sanitation departments, creation of isolation wardsetc," it said. Commenting on the initiatives, JK Organisation PresidentBharat Hari Singhania said: Integral to our philosophy of making asubstantive impact on the ground and working for the needy, we havebeen fighting the battle at several fronts by supporting the communities,helping migrant labours and our own employees families residing at ourplant townships."The organisation is also constantly looking at ways to plug the shortfall ofmasks, protective gears, sanitisers and other items of necessity at thecommunity level, the statement said.JK Organisation is also supporting government officials, policedepartment and government hospital employees with packed food anddrinking water with the help of NGO's. The organisation has also beensupporting the district health department by providing ambulance, safetymaterials, masks, soaps, hand gloves to sanitary workers in municipalcorporations, it added.In more than 150 villages around JK Organisation's plant across severalstates, the company has educated people about COVID-19 throughpublic address systems, door-to-door visits, banners and posters atprominent locations and fumigation drives.More than 20,000 masks and sanitizers in the villages have also beendistributed in its fight against coronavirus. The organisation has also setup 50 medical camps in several villages to check for symptoms.Awareness sessions were also conducted for nearly 5,000 truck drivers,suppliers and other vendors, and provided with masks as well assanitizers.An apex team, which includes all directors, CEOs and other top executiveshave been reviewing the situation regularly, and ensuring all actions arebeing implemented in a timely manner, the organisation said.

The nationwide lockdown, amid the deepeningCOVID-19 fears, has had a disruptive effect on theunder privileged and the marginalized communities.

At a time when thousands of migrant workers and daily wage labourershave found themselves without work, Magma has stepped forward tohelp the needy fight the critical financial impact of the outbreak.They have pledged to provide food to the 15000 underprivileged andthe marginalized communities.And partnered with top quality implementation  agencies  / NGOpartners to offer freshly cooked meals and dry ration in several states.

A significant portion of the corpus will be immediately contributed tothe PM - CARES Fund.The balance amount is being directed towards sourcing of masks,PPE and other key equipment for the doctors, healthcare workersand essential services personnel who are at the forefront of thismassive battle. Over a million N-95 masks are being procured andwill be made available on an immediate basis.Employees of Bharti are also making personal voluntarycontributions towards this cause through a platform set up by thecompany. Bharti Companies will match the amount contributed bytheir employees, and the same will be contributed towards theCovid-19 initiatives.Airtel’s network teams continue to work 24X7 to ensure that India’sdigital backbone continues to operate seamlessly and people stayconnected with their loved ones and are able to work from home atthis hour of global crisis.

Bharti Enterprises and its companies Bharti Airtel,Bharti Infratel and others are contributing a sum ofover Rs 100 crore for India’s fight against COVID-19.

Mondelez India has completed the following:

1 lakh masks, 45 cans of 5 litre sanitisers and 3000 bottles ofsanitisers donated to Maharashtra government to be distributed tofrontline staff1800 relief kits – consisting of critical masks and sanitizers and somesnack products like chocolates, biscuits and Tang, distributed tofrontline staff around their factory locations.

Nuvoco Vistas Corp Ltd has made thearrangements to provide cooked food throughits factory canteen to its migrant labourers. Thecompany has also made the arrangements toserve dry ration to migrant workers living in anaround Plant sites.

being distributed. The distribution so far has been done in Jammu,Rohtak, Chandigarh,  Zirakhpur, Chennai, Coimbatore, WestBengal, Vijaywada and Hyderabad.

Marico in collaboration with FICCI SEDF  isdistributing Saffolla ready to eat oats to frontlinehealth workers,  Police personnel  and vulnerablecommunities pan India. A total of 33,940 kilosof Safolla oats, serving 8,93,158 servings is

India’s leading commercial vehicle manufacturer,Ashok Leyland, flagship of the Hinduja Groupannounced a slew of measures to support customers, drivers, , employees, community, Government, and medicalfraternity. Re-affirming the brand promise of ‘Aapki Jeet. Hamari Jeet.’,Ashok Leyland announced measures for customers that would helpthem with business continuity in these difficult times.

All MHCV models – Warranty / Extended Warranty period expiringbetween 15th March, 2020 and 15th April, 2020 shall be extended by2 monthsFree services due between 15th March 2020 and 15th April, 2020 shallbe extended by 2 months for availing the serviceAll LCV models – vehicles whose free service falls between 1st March2020 and 15th April 2020, the same has been extended and can beavailed up to 31st May 2020Vehicles whose warranty would expire between 1st March 2020 and30th April 2020 has been extended up to 31st May 2020Extended warranty of vehicles, expiring between 15th March 2020 and14th April 2020 has been extended up to 14th May 2020

Basic grocery kit consisting of rice / atta, dal, and other basicnecessities to cook food, mask, hand sanitisers, and soap wasprovidedTo those who wanted a safe parking space for their trucks andshipment, HPCL offered parking space in their bunksTo those who wanted cash, money was transferred quickly to the localHPCL bunk owner’s account, who in-turn withdrew the same andhanded it over to the drivers

Particularly, on the extension of warranty and service period, as thecommercial vehicle industry is the backbone of the economy, and inthese times, their wheels need to be running to transport essentials,medical supplies, and other emergency needs from one place to another.These initiatives are:

Apart from service warranties, ServiceMandi, a digital initiative of AshokLeyland that provides roadside breakdown assistance, had tied-up withHPCL, with whom Ashok Leyland already has an association for en-Dhanfuel cards, to create a task force. This task force, through the fieldexecutives of Ashok Leyland, contacted the stranded drivers across thecountry through WhatsApp and phone to provide assistance for thefollowing:

Over 2000 drivers across the country have been supported through thisinitiative.

Supplying protective items:3 ply masks – 5000 nosN95 masks – 2500 nos.Disposable gloves – 5000 nos.Liquid handwash – 500 litresSanitisers – 100 litresBottle with pump (300 ml) – 1000 nos.Bottle with flip (40 ml) – 1000 nos.Lizol disinfectant (5 litre cans) – 180 nos.Body suits for health service personnel – 300 nos.Saviour Chemguard – 30 nos.Splash goggles – 300 nos.

Deploying ten vehicles (8 Dost and 2 ICV) with drivers for emergencylogistics operation for use by the health department.

250 KVA genset shipped to Tiruvallur General Hospital, 62.5 KVAgenset to 150 bed special ward of Madurai Medical College to treatCovid-19 patients250 KVA commissioning at Chromepet Government Hospital

Apart from the above, breakdown assistance for more than 100 vehiclescarrying essential items were attended by ServiceMandi workshops. Thisincluded all brands of commercial vehicles. Despite restrictions,permissions were obtained from concerned local authorities to reach andrestore the vehicles.Moreover, Ashok Leyland created a national helpline for stranded driversto reach out for any kind of assistance that they might require during thislock down period, under an initiative called “Here to Care”. Support in theform of food, water, essentials, and service support are provided throughthis initiative.Measures announced in association with the Department of Health andFamily Welfare:

Other initiatives by the Power Solutions Business of Ashok Leylandinclude:

In a constant endeavour to extend all support, Ashok Leyland extendedthe services of its kitchens in the plants to support the dietary needs ofdoctors, paramedical staff, civic and sanitary workers, health departmentofficials, and the local community:

As of now, five of the plants are providing meals as per the data givenbelow:

200 sets of PPE Kit consisting of cap, gloves, mask, and apron wasprovided to GH doctors181 migrant labourers from UP, Bihar, and Maharashtra are providedfood by the Hosur plantBasic essentials provided to doctors and paramedical staff by thePantnagar plantAround 43000 Aavin flavoured milk tetra packs of 200ml each havebeen handed over to the Chennai Corporation Commissioner, to besupplied to civic staff

Ennore is catering to civic staff working in Thiruvottiyur Zonal Office, anddoctors and paramedical staff working in Stanley and RSRM hospitals.Hosur caters to civic staff and migrant labourers. VVC caters to civic staffof Ponneri, and health staff of Minjur. Pantnagar caters to the civic staff,drivers, and poor people of the community. Hinduja Foundries,Sriperumbudur caters to doctors and paramedical staff. All thesesupplies will continue during the entire tenure of the lockdown period.

Apart from these, the following measures were also taken:

Public Transport support to Delhi Transport Corporation: As soon as the nationwide lockdown was announced, all stategovernments immediately shutdown their public transport to avoidcommunity spread of COVID-19. But Delhi Government took a bold stepand announced that 50% of the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) buseswill be operational from 24th March’2020, to ensure those involved inessential services do not face problems. The DTC leadership teamconvened a meeting and decided to support DTC to provide roadworthybuses for the operations.

Their DTC Service Team based at Delhi/NCR with a team of AL Executivesalong with third party and dealer manpower are working round theclock, to ensure public transport connectivity is made available to all theessential service personnel required to fight against COVID-19.

Operations were started by initiating the following steps across all 10Depots:

1.Leading by example - AL executives continued visiting all depots, met the workforce, motivatedthem and emphasized the need to use masks, sanitization of their handsand their workplaces.2. Providing Mask & Hand Gloves –AL Team arranged for face masks and hand gloves for all the workers inthe depot.3. Social Distancing –The team also implemented ways to maintain social distancing amongworkers whilst in the workshop.4. Temperature Checking @ Entry Gate –Checking of body temperature, through infrared thermometers, of all theworkers and daily maintenance of records. If a worker was detected withfever he was advised to go and meet the doctor.5. Cleaning of tools with Sanitizer/ Dettol –Everyday cleaning of the depot premises and all the tools before usingthem with sanitizer or Dettol to avoid any infection.

Irrespective of all the hardships like non-availability of requiredmanpower, limited quantity of consumables and parts, along-with therisk of infection, our AL DTC team is demonstrating the true ALphilosophy of “Aapki Jeet. Hamari Jeet.”, by providing seamless services toDTC during the lockdown period.

Measures taken for the safety of employees:Ashok Leyland, the health and safety of their employees is their toppriority. They are constantly monitoring the situation and have takenseveral measures to ensure the safety and well-being of our people.

They took a conscious decision to implement work from home with theobjective of maintaining physical distance to contain the spread of thevirus. They have also, temporarily, suspended operations in all our plants.

They have an emergency response team in place, who are working roundthe clock to answer any queries that employees may have, and allay anyinherent concerns. Their IT department has ensured that work fromhome is seamless.

Their employees have also been extending all possible assistance topeople in and around our plants, offices and communities, in case theyneed support.

Minister's Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund) tosupport the ongoing relief efforts. Founder of IIFL Group Nirmal Jain saidthat besides the contribution, the company is engaging its more than18,000 employees also to mobilise more support for this cause.

BHEL, its employees contribute Rs 15.72 crores to PM-CARES fund. BHEL has made a contribution of Rs.7crore through its CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility)funds.while its employees have donated their one-day's

Financial services conglomerate IIFL Group hascommitted Rs 5 crore to fight the coronaviruspandemic. The company said it is makingcontribution to the PM-CARES Fund (Prime

Kotak Mahindra Bank and its Managing DirectorUday Kotak pledged immediate support of ₹50crore to the PM-CARES Fund.

salary (total contribution 8.72 crores) to the Prime Minister's CitizenAssistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund (PM-CARES Fund).

Financial services conglomerate HDFC Groupon 2nd April 2020 has committed Rs 150 crore 

to the PM-Cares Fund to support the government for its relief andrehabilitation measures towards the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kalyan Jewellers, has announced that it would set asideRs 10 crore towards the cause of fighting the novelcoronavirus, COVID-19. The company will partner withlocal and government bodies to ensure that the fundsare allocated in a meaningful and efficient manner.

Nippon Paint India-Automotive Refinish has donatedfunds to over 1,000 workers and painters in theautomotive refinish business as the COVID-19 crisiscontinues to wreak havoc to business and economy in

the country.The funds have been generated internally through theirtrust that is run and funded by employees of Nippon Paint India.

Dabur Group commits Rs 21 crores on 7th April 2020towards relief efforts, helping meet immediate needs ofthose most affected by this pandemic.Out of this pledgedamount, a sum of Rs 11 crore is being contributed to PrimeMinister’s Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situation Fund (PMCARES Fund) by Dabur India.

Ensuring availability of supplies and providing food and other essentialsto the vulnerable sections of society, will be given top priority.

Max Group announced that it will donate Rs 5 crorethrough their online pledges. The amount will beutilized for providing relief through NGOs,especiallyto the underprivileged. The group has also startedmultiple initiatives including donating sanitizers andmasks.

Chinese short video platform TikTok on 1st April 2020donated 400,000 hazmat medical protective suits and200,000 masks worth Rs.100 crore in order to helpdoctors and other medical professionals tackle thespread of COVID-19 in India.

medical equipment, PPEs for hospitals to fight against the Covid-19outbreak.

The company has started with a contribution of Rs.1 crore to NarayanaHrudayalaya Foundation for purchase of ventilators for Delhi/NCR. Thecompany would participate with NGOs working on distribution of foodand essential groceries. They have already started the process ofdonating their brands to local governments to support the needy.Moreover, its employees are helping the Indian Red Cross Society toprovide relief in the impacted areas through their voluntary contributionprogram, which is then topped up with equivalent contribution fromNestle India. The company has also distributed free ‘Ready to drink’ milkin Ernakulam district, Kerala to the needy.

states reporting maximum number of positive cases. Mankind Pharmawill be working closely with the Governments of Kerala, Maharashtra, UP,Uttrakhand, Bihar, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, AP, Telangana, Delhi, Haryana,HP, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Punjab, West Bengal J&K, andOrrisa. Mankind’s 14,000 employees have contributed one day of theirsalary to the promised amount.

In lieu of COVID-19 & the efforts being undertakenworldwide, Cipla Foundation have come together withpartner organizations HelpAge India and Americares

FMCG major Nestle India on 4th April 2020 hasannounced an initial grant of Rs 15 crore for providingfood and essential groceries to the needy amid thecoronavirus lock down. It will also support purchase of

Mankind Pharma, joins the fight by donating Rs 51crore to CM Relief fund to manage this disaster.Mankind will be donating ventilators, Personalprotective equipment (PPE) and Medicines to the

India to act towards this emergency. They are sensitizing communities onthe importance of preventive & precautionary measures throughawareness sessions.

Cadila has always been active in its CSR initiatives. The Kaka-Ba hospitalhas been conducting multiple free health check-up camps for the peoplewho can’t afford. The patients who require medical attention are thentaken to the Kaka-Ba hospital near Ankleshwar where their proceduresare done for minimal costs. The CSR team also organized a self-helpgroup amongst the women of Bhat to help them make a livelihood forthemselves through embroidery techniques.

Kaka-Ba Hospital, the CSR wing of CadilaPharmaceuticals in association with Gujarat Policedistributed masks to the police officers in Dholkain the wake of COVID-19.

Dr. Lal PathLabs Limited, a leading diagnosticand related healthcare service providerannounced a donation of Rs. 1 crore to PM's

Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situation (PM CARES) to helpthe government in its fight against coronavirus. Dr. Lal Path Labs is one ofthe diagnostic chain which has been approved by the Indian Governmentto perform Covid-19 testing at one of their facility in Delhi. Given theirinfrastructure of more than 200 satellite labs, more than 2500 collectioncentres and over 6400 direct pickup points, Dr Lal Path Labs has thecapability of collecting samples from any part of the country andtransporting it to Delhi for testing.

Food delivery giant Zomato has set up a fund to supportfamilies of the daily wage workers in India in the absenceof employment opportunities. Known as ‘Feeding India’,the initiative has successfully received more than Rs 6crore in funds. Zomato had acquired the not-for-profit, Feeding India, last years as partof its corporate social responsibility. For the current initiative, Zomatohas partnered with various NGOs to make sure of responsibledistribution of the meal kits bought by the funds while maintaining socialdistancing. About 1 lakh meals have been distributed to the needy everyday.

India’s largest steelmaker Steel Authority of IndiaLimited (SAIL) on Tuesday contributed ₹30 crore to thePrime Minister’s Citizen Assistance and Relief inEmergency Situations Fund (PM CARES) set up to fightthe deadly coronavirus.

SAIL employees have also contributed a day’s salary to the fund,amounting to approximately ₹9 crore. The company has also providedlarge number of medical facilities including ICU beds, isolation beds,quarantine facilities, and sanitizers at hospitals and to its workers.

Apollo Hospitals in association with SBI and incollaboration with OYO, Lemon Tree & Ginger aresetting up 5,000 isolation Rooms across multiplefacilities in Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru,New Delhi and Kolkata.These isolation rooms will house guests that need isolation and whileApollo Telemedicine Networking Foundation ensures remote medicalservice, SBI will be the financial partner, and OYO, Lemon Tree & Gingerwill be providing their facilities. The healthcare workers are going to bestressed; therefore, an innovative telemedicine solution has beendevised to create a protected medical layer over the isolation rooms.The model is envisaged to have a combination of self-paying and CSRfunded customers. The purpose of partnering with multiple facilitybrands is to ensure that all socio-economic segments of society have anequal opportunity to avail these services.The model is envisaged to have a combination of self-paying and CSRfunded customers. The purpose of partnering with multiple facilitybrands is to ensure that all socio-economic segments of society have anequal opportunity to avail these services. A lead form will be madeavailable on Apollo website for a customer and a confirmation for roomwill be shared within three hours (if available). In addition to Zomatobeing Apollo’s F&B partner & HUL committing to supply PPE Kits,Sanitizers, Soaps & other Protective gear, a project of this magnitude ormagnanimity will need several partners across the supply chain to comeon board.

Owing to SBI & HUL’s generosity, 50% of category 1 rooms (Oyo) wouldbe made available for free of cost to those who cannot afford.Theworking protocols, functioning and monitoring framework have beendeveloped, and the project is set to be announced on 30th March, 2020.As part of phase 1, we will be announcing ~600 rooms in Hyderabad,Bengaluru, Mumbai & Delhi. This is only a model, they believe thecountry needs a large number of these, so they have created a scalableand replicable model. Apollo will be at the forefront for creating up to 5krooms along with their partners but are happy to share the mechanismfor others.

states of Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, to support the country’schallenge against the pandemic. Samsung India will provide preventivekits to hospitals, which includes a surgeon gown, face mask, gloves,preventive eye wear, hood cap and shoe cover. It will also provide infra-red thermometers and public addressal systems that can be used by theauthorities at hospitals and other facilities, along with air purifiers inmedical facilities.The India unit of Samsung said it will also support local police byproviding cooked food packets to local communities around itsmanufacturing facility. "Samsung is committed to work together with thepeople of India in this hour of difficulty. Over the last few days, our teamshave engaged round-the-clock with various governments, localauthorities, and healthcare professionals to prepare a broad andmeaningful strategy to win this battle together,” Samsung India in astatement.

Samsung pledged a contribution of INR 20crore to the Union and State governments inIndia. Samsung will be donating INR 15 croreto the PM Cares Fund, and INR 5 crore to the

German luxury-car maker Mercedes announced that itwill set up a 1,500-bed temporary hospital near Punefor the treatment of Covid-19 patients. The companyalso supported the Grant Medical Foundation (RubyHall Clinic) directly by donating ventilators.

GAIL India, besides contributing Rs 50 crore to the PMFund, its employees also have contributed 2 days'salary amounting to Rs 3.8 crore. GAIL employees inBengaluru, distributed essential food items to the localneedy families in presence of the police officials.

Jubilant Life Sciences Limited has contributed a sumof Rs. 25 lakh towards the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund.The company has distributed free hand sanitizerswith the support of Government of Uttar Pradesh andits department.

12 Awareness camps covering 1200 participants from nearbyindustries and communities in 10 Villages have been conducted.Awareness camps organised in nearby industries in Umang Diary,Insilco, Ronak Industry and Bestcorp too with over 800 participants.Medical support extended to an old age home in Gangeshwari. 2000 food packets distributed across Gajraula including 100 foodpackets to a trust in Naipura villageOver 500 ready to eat packets distributed to vulnerable peopleTotal 1500 L of sanitizer has been donated to District Magistrate &other government departmentsAround 5000 masks distributed to police and community members

Jubilant Bharti Foundation has spent Rs 15 lakhs for distribution of dryration to the poor and daily wages earners with the help of the DistrictAdministration. During lockdown, Masks (over 15,000), Sanitizers (over2500 L) and soaps have been distributed free of cost in the communityaround various facilities across India (Bharuch, Savli, Haryana, Jajjhar,Savli, Pantnagar, Rorkee etc.)

Initiatives around Gajraula taken by JBF:

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IS INGRAINED IN THEIR SYSTEMThe JBF team is extending its support in Jajjhar, Haryana inimplementing the health project for Panasonic india. The beneficiariesof the project include security guards, police station staff, mediahouses, grocers, milk distribution agencies, milkmen, labourers andvillagers in the area. Following initiatives have been implemented so far

Bhilwara, Rajsamand, Ajmer, and Chittorgarh for health and hygieneinitiatives. The company is helping in spraying and fogging with SodiumHypochlorite solution along with providing masks and sanitizers. They arealso supporting the community by giving dry ration.With emphasis to on-ground delivery of essentials, the company hasengaged their SHG Women and Partners to stitch & distribute around 1Lac masks. Despite the lockdown, they have taken it as a responsibilitywith them to help out the community in this unprecedented time.

BPCL and its subsidiaries commit Rs 175 crore towards PMCARES fund to help the government to combat coronavirus,as their humble contribution towards the well-being of thesociety. They want to assure everyone that they have enoughof LPG stock, across their network. All their LPG plants have

Skoda Auto Volkswagen India, the Indianarm of the Volkswagen Group pledged Rs1 crore towards the setup of a dedicated

Covid-19 facility at the Sassoon General Hospital in Pune. The companyalso announced that it will distribute sanitisers and food packets and willimport medical supplies to India through its parent Volkswagen AG.

Hindustan Zinc Limited has donated Rs 10 crores toRajasthan CM COVID-19 Relief Fund. Rajasthanbased zinc, lead, and silver producer has tied up withdistrict authorities and other agencies in Udaipur,

enough manpower to operate them and all their distributors are makingall efforts to deliver Bharatgas cylinders at the doorstep of theirconsumers.

Oil India Ltd.   is contributing Rs 38 crore to thePM CARE fund. "OIL strives not only towardsenergy security of the nation but also is resolvedin rising to the occasion to combat this difficult time. Besides, employeesof OIL have also contributed their one day's salary to the PM fund.  Thecompany also distributed foods in Phulmawi village in Aizawl district,Mizoram.

33 small group awareness camps organizedPANASONIC AAROGYA HEALTH VAN is being used for generatingawareness on COVID-19. The Doctor engaged in the awareness iscertified for COVID-19 awareness & management by NATHEALTH &FICCI4000 masks distributed25 L cans and 40 bottles of 200 ml of sanitizers distributed in thecommunityAwareness session on DO’s & DON’Ts of COVID-19 heldJBF is also extending its support at Greater Noida where it isimplementing the health and education project for Jubilant Food WorksLtd

Grocery Distribution for the daily wage workers who are stranded inGreater Noida undertaken

Non-Perishable food packets (comprising of 5 Kg Flour, Salt, Biscuits,Spices and Potato) distributed to 150 families in Kayampur village,Greater NoidaDry Ration Distribution at Kayampur Village.

Bhiwadi Manufacturers Association have been distributing1000 food packets daily since 4th April 2020.

FORTI under the "Koi Bhukha Na Soye" Campaign isdistributing 24000 food packets daily to poor and needysince lockdown.

Indian Institute of Crafts & Design has distributed 1000masks to police, hospitals, etc. IICD has also distributed 400food packets everyday which are being cooked at IICD messsince 29th March 2020. IICD has collected funds of Rs 3.00Lakh and it will contribute equivalent for artisan revival.

Indiabulls Group has pledged ₹21 crore to thePrime Minister’s Citizen Assistance and Reliefin Emergency Situations (PM CARES) Fund.

Amway India pledges Rs 1.61 crore to supportrelief measures. The company will becontributed Rs 1 crore towards the PM-CARES Fund for combating, containment and relief efforts against thecoronavirus outbreak, while Rs 25 lakh will be for donation towards theTamil Nadu CM''s Public Relief Fund for relief measures in the state byway of setting up quarantine centres, free treatment to those infectedwith coronavirus, support to workers from several unorganised sectors,among others.

Amway India further contributed Rs 36 lakh to drive wide range ofinitiatives to support the government''s on-ground health and sanitationservices, including distribution of hygiene kits like masks, gloves,sanitisers, hand wash to public health service providers benefitting15,000 people in Gurgaon and Mumbai in partnership with United WayDelhi (UWD).

It is also supporting ''The Association of Surgeons of India'' (ASI), DelhiChapter, and will provide 1,200 N95 masks to surgeons and otherhealthcare providers in government hospitals in Delhi such as MaulanaAzad Medical College and Lok Nayak Hospital which have been declaredas COVID hospitals by the government.

Moreover, Amway India is also supporting Meenakshi Mission Hospital &Research Center (MMHRC), Madurai, Tamil Nadu and provide disposablemasks and gloves to the public service providers in Madurai and DindigulDistrict in Tamil Nadu with an aim to help over 10,000 people.

The company will also conduct a disinfection and sanitation drive inassociation with select non-governmental NGO partners across 12 citiesbenefitting more than 3,000 children and adults.

Google CEO  Sundar Pichai  has donated Rs 5 crore tonon-profit organisation Give India in the wake ofcoronavirus crisis. Give India took to Twitter to thankPichai for matching Rs 5 crore grant provided by Google 

Crystal is pleased to announce a contribution of Rs. 1crore to PM-CARE Relief Fund for tacklingunprecedented health and humanitarian crisis.Besides this, Company has empowered its 11 zonal

to provide cash assistance for families of daily-wage workers amidthe COVID-19 crisis in India.

JIS Group contributed Rs 2.51 crores which includes staffcontribution towards the Chief Minister’s EmergencyFund.

offices and 6 manufacturing units to identify local level projects tosupport deserving people directly at the bottom of pyramid.

Automobile manufacturer Maruti Suzuki IndiaLimited has agreed to produce ventilators,masks and other personal protective equipment(PPE) to support India's fight against the novel coronavirus or Covid-19.An arrangement with AgVa Healthcare (an existing approvedmanufacturer of ventilators) has been made to manufacture 10,000ventilators per month.

The company will also help, to a required extent, in arranging the financeand obtaining all permissions and approvals required to enable thehigher production. Besides, Krishna Maruti Limited, a joint venture ofMSIL, will manufacture three-ply masks for supply to the Central andHaryana governments.

For manufacturing of protective clothes, Bharat Seats Limited, a jointventure of MSIL with the Relan family, will be manufacturing protectiveclothing for health workers as soon as all approvals are in place.

ReNew is initially committing Rs.20 Cr. to this initiative. Out of this, Rs. 10Cr. will be contributed to the PM CARES fund, and Rs. 5 Cr. will go towardsthe Chief Minister’s relief fund in various states. The rest will be spent onseveral activities targeted to directly help communities impacted by thelockdown and to bolster the health infrastructure to tackle the pandemic.

As part of these activities, ReNew Power will focus on feeding migrantlabourers, daily wage workers and locals around its sites spread acrossthe country by distributing dry ration packets in conjunction with the localadministration. The company will be working across its sites in the statesof Gujarat, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Telangana,Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra and will cover around 140 villages.Additionally, ReNew is adopting a village in Haryana, where around 350vulnerable households will be provided with dry ration and hygiene kits.

Meanwhile, ReNew Power’s senior leadership team has also joined withother corporate leaders from Gurgaon to provide critical support to theauthorities, including distributing PPE kits for frontline healthcareproviders, helping hospitals with ventilator supplies, meals and dry rationfor affected communities.

Leading stock exchange NSE has contributed Rs 26crore towards PM-CARES Fund and a few stategovernments funds in the fight against the novelcoronavirus pandemic.

The employees of the NSE Group are also separately contributing oneday's salary towards the PM-CARES Fund for this purpose.

ReNew Power will contribute to the central andstate governments’ efforts to combat the COVID-19pandemic in India.

Employees of Airport Authority of India (AAI) haveraised  ₹20 crore as an initial contribution to the PMCares Funds to fight the menace of coronavirus(Covid-19).

The Ahmedabad-headquartered company would contribute Rs 50 croreto the PM – CARES Fund and additional Rs 50 crores under various otherinitiatives concerning the pandemic.The fund will be utilized to provide essential medicines to variousgovernment hospitals, aid state government relief funds, NGOs doinggrassroots work to address issues arising from the COVID-19 pandemic,provision of PPEs to healthcare workers and the company’s direct effortsto contain the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the vulnerablesections of society.

The rest amount of Rs 4 crore is being spent on activities such asproviding ventilators, thermal thermometers, sanitizers and protectivegears to Maharashtra government, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporationand other agencies and distribution of food grains to migrant labourersand daily wage earners across different locations. A part of this amount isalso being used for providing medicines free of cost to various authoritiesand organisations.

Drug firm Ajanta Pharma has committed Rs 6crore to fight the COVID-19 outbreak in thecountry. From this amount, Rs 2 crore has beendirectly contributed to PM-CARES Fund, AjantaPharma said in a statement.

Cyient, a global Engineering and TechnologySolutions company has contributed Rs 2 crore

to the Telangana Chief Minister's Relief Fund to support the government'sefforts in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic. Cyient's contribution includesdonations from several of its India-based employees.

Pharma and energy major Torrentannounced its support of ₹100 crore for thecountry's war against Covid-19 pandemic.

State-run power  giant  NTPC  has announced acontribution of Rs 257.5 crore to the PM-CARES Fund tosupport the fight against COVID-19.

NTPC has also committed Rs 25 lakhs to the district administration ofKawas (Gujrat), Solapur (Maharashtra), Anta (Rajasthan), Mauda(Maharashtra) and Jhanor (Gujarat) to fight the pandemic.

NTPC is also working towards creating awareness through hoardings,banners and announcements on loudspeakers in its operationalareas.

One Wing of the Sundargarh (Odisha) Medical College & Hospital,consisting of 200 bed has been handed over to the districtadministration.

At various plant locations NTPC has made arrangements for foodand medical facilities along with distribution of sanitisers and soapsfor contract labourers, workers and to locals. Food packets, dailyessentials groceries, milk and vegetables are regularly being suppliedat many locations for the family members of workers.

NTPC has set up dedicated Covid-19 units at its hospitals. Along withit, a total of 8 ventilators are being procuredat  Hazaribagh  (Jharkhand) for district administration. At presentthere are 7 ventilators in the project hospitals. Additionally, there are18 advanced level ambulances with ventilators. Another 10ventilators are in the process of procurement for different hospitals.

Efforts are being made by NTPC to acquire additional ProtectivePersonal Equipment (PPEs), sanitisers from available agencies.

All the trained health care staff at NTPC Townships are observing theprevention and control guidelines and provisions are also beingmade for health screening of all associate staffs.

While Rs 250 crore has been given by the company, NTPC employeeshave contributed their one-day's salary amounting to Rs 7.5 croretowards the PM-CARES Fund. The company has already spent Rs 11crore additionally for undertaking protective measures at variouslocations.

Apart from this contribution, IFFCO is also contributing at ground zeroby distributing masks, hand sanitisers, disinfectant soaps, Vitamin-Ctablets and essential food kits to the farmers and villagers at variousplaces across the country.Food Bank donated ration, food packets to daily wage labourers inGurugram's Nathupur Village, Iffco Chowk, Leisure Valley Park andChakarpur village in association with the Gurugram DistrictAdministration.

Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Ltd. (IFFCO) onTuesday said it has contributed Rs 25 crore to thePM-CARES Fund for tackling coronavirus outbreak.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) has been declared a globalpandemic and is spiralling irrepressibly withinseveral states in India. Lack of knowledge on social distancing,precautionary measures, and required medical assistance isincreasing the risk of the virus passing to a healthier population.Addressing these challenges, STL, formed Project Savdhaan. It is ainitiative to intensify COVID-19 awareness in India through an onlineworkshop and on-ground sessions in specific locations.

STL Academy is an endeavour by STL, to create an ecosystem of opticalfibre professionals. The academy has a large pool of professionals andstudents registered with it. Under Project Savdhaan, STL Academyconducted COVID-19 online awareness drive in association with TelecomSector Skill Council (TSSC), Infrastructure Equipment Skill Council (IESC)and Telangana Academy for Skill and Knowledge (TASK). Over 1,00,000youth registered with these, not for profit organisations attended theonline workshop. The workshop was broadcasted on 27 March 2020from Hyderabad and later hosted on www.stluniversity.com foreveryone. Medical experts conducted the 1-hour workshop and coveredtopics such as preventions and risk, social distancing, and community-based measures to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

STL has also proactively initiated awareness sessions to dispel fallaciesabout the virus at villages in Dadra and Rakholi, Silvassa. The drives arebeing conducted by Indian Red Cross doctors as part of the company'sMobile Medical Unit CSR program. Tribals are being informed onCOVID-19 spread through physical contact and basic etiquette to befollowed in the event of a fever, cough or cold. Doctors are evenhighlighting why 'hand washing' is essential to prevent the spread of thevirus. The drives are initially being done across 36 locations in Dadraand Rakholi that the Mobile Medical Unit covers and will then continueat other villages in the vicinity. These drives will help ensure that thetribals are aware of the precautions to be taken, get access to qualitymedical care to treat any symptoms and address any panic situation.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) announced severalmeasures to support customers navigate theuncertainties of COVID 19. As a sign of strengthening itsbond with customers, TKM announced a host of servicepackages to help them through this unique situation.

The new set of services being offered by TKM include  extension ofVehicle Warranty (New & Toyota Vehicle Purchased from TOYOTA U-TRUST), Free Maintenance Service, Roadside Assistance, ExtendedWarranty & SMILES Pre-Paid maintenance package for up to twomonths.TKM is offering an extension until 31st May, 2020 for the customerswhose respective Programs or Products may have expired during thislockdown period.To ensure the vehicles remains in the best of the conditions, VehicleInspection, Car Cabin Care, Tyre, & Battery will be provided at specialprices once the Dealerships are operational. Considering the situation and the prolonged parking of the vehicle, TKMalong with its Dealerships have also provided various maintenance tipsto be considered during this lockdown period.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) announced to provide PersonalProtective Equipment kits to the medical staff and public healthworkforce in the state of Karnataka. Further, the company will alsodistribute daily food rations and essential kits to daily wage workersthrough Government of Karnataka’s local district administration inRamanagara near Bangalore.

The doctors, paramedics and other hospital staff who are at thefrontlines of the fight against Covid 19 are susceptible and requirePersonal Protective Equipment Kits to carry out their dutieseffectively. In this situation, in order to support the efforts of theGovernment, TKM is providing Personal Protective Equipment kits toGovernment Health Volunteers based on the requirement of theGovernment. The distribution of the Hazmat Suits will be executed ina phased manner wherein 1000 sets of the suits will be provided inPhase I followed by distribution of 2000 sets in Phase II.

The 21-day lockdown announced by the Government to contain thespread of the virus has also had an impact on the lives of the dailyearners across the country. In such uncertain circumstances andjuncture of social distress, the company will also provide 1000essential kits and food supplies to the daily wage workers, benefittingover 5000 members in the community. Each kit consists of 20 fooditems and essential. TKM is in constant touch with the KarnatakaGovernment and will continue to evaluate, adequately supplementexisting initiatives as also suitably enhance the scope of its support inthe fight against Covid 19.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) is also continually engaging with andsupporting other stakeholders who are making efforts to fight thispandemic. As a part of this endeavor and in keeping with itscontinued backing to supplier development activity, TKM provided itsexpertise to Stumpp Schuele & Somappa Springs Pvt. Ltd.  tosignificantly enhance the capacity to manufacture the face shields forthe public health workforce and law enforcement agencies in thestate of Karnataka.

Based in Bangalore, Stumpp Schuele & Somappa Springs Pvt Ltd., amajor manufacturer of springs in India, has taken a proactive initiativeto develop and produce face shield in order to assist the healthcaredepartment, hospitals, diagnostic centres, and other medical facilitieswho are on the foreground in the fight against COVID-19 outbreak.Initially, the company was producing 275 units of face shields per day.However, with the support of Toyota Kirloskar Motor, with its expertisein Toyota Production System (TPS), the company has managed toramp up the production and has successfully started manufacturingover 5,500 units. Given the positive result, the company is nowfocusing on scaling up the production to much beyond 10,000 unitsper day, in the coming days.

Tata Motors is focusing on the supply of essentialsto the communities most affected the COVID-19lockdown by facilitating production of protectivegears and medical kits to curb spread of COVID-19 as part of its CSR initiative. The company has so far provided over25,000 packets of cooked meals and over 5,000 grocery kits (ration) tomigrants and stranded communities, urban slums, drivers, co-drivers,mechanics, contractual and temporary workers, among  others as partof the initiative. In addition to this, the company has established twohelpline numbers for temporary and contractual workmen for foodrelated requests in Lucknow and is providing water to 19 policestations and traffic police in Pune.

Tata Motors also has partnered with Indian Oil Corporation distributefood packets and personal protective kits to truck drivers visitingcompanies "Saarthi Aaram Kendra (SAK)" in Narsapura (nearBengaluru) and Bawal (near Gurugram).

Besides, the company is supporting and assisting self-help groups tomanufacture home-made certified masks and sanitisers fordistribution across hospitals, vendors, health-workers, police stations,army personnel and in communities around the company's plants.

Till date, the company has enabled the manufacturing of 17,000 home-made certified masks and also facilitated N95 masks, sanitisers andpersonal protective equipment kits that are being distributed tomunicipal hospitals. Further, it has conducted health check-ups andprovided basic medication to over 500 stranded truck drivers and co-drivers in Belur, Dharwad.

The ICICI Group has contributed Rs. 80crore to the PMCARES Fund apart from anadditional commitment of Rs 20 crore to state, governments, hospitals, CISF and police forces in terms ofprotective equipment. In total, ICICI Group has committed Rs 100 croretowards Covid-19 relief measures.

Shree Foundation Trust has contributed Rs.2.5crores to CM Relief Fund and Rs 20 Lakh to DMRelief Fund, Ajmer. The Foundation has also

Distribution of Face Masks, Gloves, PPE Kits, Sanitizer Bottles,Sodium Chloride, Soaps, etc.Distribution of Awareness Banners, Flex, Food Material / PacketsDistribution of Thermal Scanning MachineAmbulance is being provided for urgent delivery

distributed Medical equipment to District Administration, Pali worth Rs20 Lakh.

State-owned Coal  India (CIL) has pledged Rs 220 crore tothe Prime Minister' Citizen  Assistance  and  Relief  inEmergency Situations Fund (PM CARES) to fight againstcoronavirus pandemic.Coal India headquarter & its subsidiaries are carrying all-out efforts todistribute cooked food & rations to poor & needy living around itscoalfields. CIL has undertaken a massive sanitation drive to fightCOVID19. Coal India is fogging & disinfecting peripheral villages, public& residential areas by deploying ‘fog cannons’ & hand held machinesto spray disinfectants.

State and Central Government relief funds in order to help fight thepandemic. Not only this, but the brand will also be providing medicalaids. Hyundai India has announced that it will be providing advancedand precise COVID-19 diagnostic kits that have been imported fromSouth Korea. Moreover, the company has joined hands with a localmanufacturer to increase the production of ventilators in order tomeet the growing demand in the state of Tamil Nadu and others.The brand has already started the development of an in-houseventilator and the prototype has been submitted to the Government ofTamil Nadu for consideration. Hyundai also says that it will be providingprotective and patient care equipment and materials to multiple statesacross India. In order to support the needy people, Hyundai India willbe offering daily necessary food material in the form of dry ration withsupport from the local Government.

Hyundai  India has announced multiple reliefmeasures towards Covid-19. The company’s CSRarm – Hyundai Motor India Foundation (HMIF)says that the company will be contributing to the

Siemens India, one of the leading producers ofenergy-efficient technologies, will contribute

Rs 20 crore towards India’s fight against Covid-19. The company hascommitted the amount towards providing critical medical careequipment such as ventilators and analysers to several healthcarefacilities across India, 40,000 PCR test kits to be delivered to IndianCouncil of Medical Research, setting up a test lab at the NationalCancer Institute in Jhajjar, Haryana, creation of isolation units at selectSiemens facilities and support to migrant and temporary workers.Siemens Project and Service engineers across all Group Companiesare working round the clock to ensure that essential equipment inhospitals, diagnostic laboratories, power plants, transmission &distribution systems, critical metro and rail equipment systems, andmanufacturing facilities of essential goods are kept functioning andoperational.

to the Chief Minister's Office in Maharashtra towards India’s fightagainst COVID-19. Edelgive Foundation headed by Vidya Shah has also made a pledge tospend Rs 10 crore through NGOs working with vulnerablecommunities in the June quarter. The foundation has already helpeddevelop the Common Charter for  Indian Donor  and PhilanthropicCommunity as a founding member.

towards personal protective equipment for frontline workers anddonations to non-profits supporting vulnerable communities amidthe Covid-19 crisis.On 18th April 2020, Walmart and Flipkart announced that they hadjointly procured 3,00,000 N95 masks and 10,00,000 medical gownsworth a little over Rs 38 crore that will be distributed by non-governmental organizations to public healthcare workers. Thecompanies had leveraged their global supply chains to procure criticalmaterials.Additionally, the Walmart Foundation will donate Rs 7.7 crore to Goonjand Srijan, both NGOs that are working to support vulnerablecommunities.The funds will be used to procure food, medicines and hygiene itemsthat will be distributed among farmers, rural communities and microbusinesses.

Edelweiss Group has already committedRs 2.5 crore to the PM CARES Fund and

US retail giant Walmart along with its Indian e-commerce subsidiary Flipkart, and the WalmartFoundation, are contributing Rs.46 crore

3M has increased the production of respirators,surgical masks and hand sanitisers in the range of 35per cent to 40 per cent and almost exclusively directing supplies to a large number of government and private healthcareproviders, front-line healthcare workers and nodal agencies in India.

Farmers in India are getting ready to harvest rabi crops like wheat,barley, mustard, sesame and peas, but many agritech companies whomanage supply chains are facing complex challenges due to thelockdown."The Dashboard can help supply chain managers make faster, more-informed decisions by combining our accurate weather forecasts withtheir unique business insights".

work.Also, Elecon Group has partnered with the District Collector'sOffice to distribute food and grocery kits among the vulnerablepeople. Over 1,000 grocery kits have been distributed under the ableguidance of Prayasvin B Patel and Mrs. Taruna P Patel. The grocerybag includes 10 kg wheat flour, 5 kg rice, 1 kg dal, 1 kg sugar and 1 kgsalt. Lunch and Dinner were also provided to the needy people atVasad, Chikhodra and Bevda Villages.

Pfizer in India donated 40,000 N95 masks tohealthcare workers, ventilators to hospitals and foodpackets through NGOs. It is also conducting anti-viralcompound screening.

IBM is offering the agritech start-ups a 30-day freetrial of its Operations Dashboard from The WeatherCompany (TWC) to help these firms with supplychain operations.

Elecon Group CMD, Prayasvin B Patel hasdonated Rs 11 lakh to the CM Fund to fight theCOVID-19 pandemic, relief and rehabilitation

The Muthoot Group has always comeforward to lend its support to the societyduring times of any crisis. The COVID-19pandemic has affected all the sections of our society but it hasseverely affected the lesser privileged sections of the society due toextreme lack of food and other basic essentials critical for survival.

Muthoot Finance, a well-known and reputed company in the IndianFinancial Sector with a distinguished family business legacy has itsfootprints across the nation. The Company has been involved in doingsome exemplary CSR work reaching out to the poorest and most-needy sections of the society such as migrant workers, daily-wageearners and many others and distributing a mix of ration kits thatcould help such families survive for weeks.

The Company has so far distributed over 40,000 ration kits comprisingof 5-7 Kgs. of rice, wheat flour, pulses, cooking oil, salt, sugar & spicesand some hygiene items like soaps and detergents. Besides the Grouphas also fed over 46,000 people with ready to eat cooked food,distributed over 50,000 face masks, 10,000 pairs of hand gloves,10,000 bottles of hand sanitizers besides other relief work. The Grouphas partners with more than 2 dozen reputed NGOs and Charityorganizations, local state police such as Mumbai Police, Delhi Police,Assam Police, Jharkhand Police, West Bengal Police to name a few. TheGroup has also joined hands with BMC in Mumbai, Sri Sri Ravi ShankarJi’s organization, India Food Banking Network, Help Age India and Rasoion Wheels to name a few. The Group’s over 70 Regional Offices &5000+ branches across India have been leading ground levelhumanitarian work to do their best so that relief reaches to the mostremote parts of the country. The Group has also supplied over 1000face shields to police officials across a few other states.

Ultra International is one of the leadingcompany in the Flavours and Fragrance industrywith a vision to be the Essential Source

of Sensory Innovation for customers, driven by a mutual passion forexcellence. Ultra International in association with SANGANERIAFOUNDATION for Health & Education (A Nonprofit Organization) isinvolved in a wide variety of community development projects andprograms in India . In response to the massive humanitarian crisiscaused by the nationwide Covid-19 lockdown, Ultra InternationalLimited and Sanganeria Foundation for Health & Education have scaledup various programmes to feed the marginalized and under-resourcedcommunities across India.

Ultra International Limited along with its philanthropic arm SanganeriaFoundation for Health & Education has contributed Rs.10 lakhs to PMCARE Fund.

More than 1500 Food Packets/Meal Kits worth Rs.7.5 lakhs were issuedto poor families in Karkar Village, [Ghaziabad], Rajokri Village [Delhi],Kanker Khera [Meerut] and in various parts of Ghaziabad Dist. [U.P.]. The meal kit comprises of: Wheat Flour, Rice, Cooking Oil, Mix Pulses,Mix Spices, Sugar, Salt, Tea Packet, Bathing Soaps, Surf Powder, Potatoand Onion.

Cheque for a total sum of Rs. 5 lakhs has been issued to Guru VishramVridh Ashram (SHEOWS), Gautampuri, Near NTPC, Phase-1, New Delhi-44 from Ultra International & SFHE to take care of the elder inmates.

Donation cheques of Rs.1 lakh per month will be issued from May2020 onwards, alternatively from Ultra & SFHE.

As part of their Corporate Social Responsibility, funding of Rs.5 lakhshas been given to CSRI-IITR [Lucknow] for preparation of 500 Litres ofHand Sanitizer which will be supplied to people under EssentialServices at ration shops, medical department etc. in and aroundLucknow.

To support the national efforts, and to enableIndia to emerge stronger from this unprecedentedcalamity, Mr Kapil Bhatia, Executive Chairman, InterGlobe Enterprises has made a contribution of INR 11 crores fromhis personal funds to the PM CARES FUND, to aid the country fight thisdeadly disease.Furthermore, the employees of InterGlobe Enterprises, InterGlobeHotels and InterGlobe Quotient, InterGlobe Air Transport, School forAircraft Maintenance Engineering (SAME) and CAE Simulation TrainingPrivate Limited (CSTPL) have also risen to the occasion by donating aday’s salary towards the PM CARES Fund The amount donated by theiremployees will be additionally matched by contributions fromInterGlobe Enterprises and InterGlobe business units to the PM CARESFund.

Procter & Gamble (P&G), one of the leading FMCGcompanies in India, has stepped up its efforts toserve the country in response to COVID-19 underits response program ‘P&G Suraksha India’.

Supporting government and NGO’s via product donations andpersonal protective equipment 

Leveraging the voice of their brands on media to create awarenesson safety & hygiene

P&G's 1000+ in-store counsellors & DTC team are connecting withconsumers via telephone and through social media videos to raiseawareness on hygienic practices

Raising safety and hygiene standards across end-to-end supply chainvia Suraksha Stores and Suraksha Circle

Providing additional financial support to partners for their vulnerableemployees

Their employees are contributing to the PM Cares Relief Fund tohelp in India’s fight against COVID-19

They will soon begin manufacturing 3-ply face masks in Hyderabad.

They will donate 1.5 million masks to government and relieforganizations to combat the spread of this pandemic 

Donating 33,000+ survival kits to elderly in need across Maharashtra,Gujarat, Telangana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and HimachalPradesh

Production of hand sanitizers has begun in Roorkee, and the firstbatch has been manufactured already

Supporting the cleaning needs of more than 23000 health workersnationwide 

Donated more than 10 lakhs sanitary pads to those in need acrossMumbai, Goa, Telangana, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, DelhiGujarat and Karnataka.

     

   

  

    

   

 

      

Across plant sites in Baddi, Bhiwadi, Goa, Mandideep, Hyderabadand Ahmedabad, they are providing ration, products and criticalsupplies to communities and Government organisations.

Transworld Group used multi-dimensional approach to extendsupport to various stakeholders. Transworld 's strategy was to support localized solution to maximizeimpact by effective outreach to the most in need. The support wasextended in two phases to manage support at all ends. As mobilitywas completely restricted, Transworld chose to work with establishedchannels to ensure support is extended as needed and refrainedfrom adding more people on the roads for procurement and delivery.

To support India’s war against COVID -19, contribution was made toPM Cares as part of their endeavour to assist government’s massiveefforts for national preparedness and response for COVID-19.

They extended support of 1030 sanitizers for Mumbai Policepersonnel. Transworld procured 30 bottles of 500 ml sanitizers aswell as easy to dispense 1000 bottles of 100 ml, which the policepersonnel can easily carry with them in their pockets.

Transworld extended support to 275 Sanitization workers conductingNational Disinfectin program across the city each night during thecampaign.

They procured 200 face shields from Imaginarium that providecomplete coverage of face, ears and neck and are extremelyergonomic as well as comfortable for long hours of use. These wereprovided to Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation hospital healthcareworkers.

Transworld collaborated with InDeed – Dentsu Aegis Network (India)to provide 300 PPE kits in Maharashtra.

Maharashtra Health Department- 100 PPE kitsBrihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)- 100 PPE kitsNavi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC)- 100 PPE kits

PPE kits comprising of coverall suit with hoodie & shoecover, gloves, 3play mask, goggles, N95 Masks, disposal bags were procured fromcertified manufacturers following the necessary standards andcertifications stipulated by the Government of India. The supporthelped 300 health care workers on the front lines to do their life-saving work in Maharashtra through engaging with departments suchas -

Dry ration and hygiene kits to daily wage workers

In Maharashtra, the support was extended to provide ration to 500families of daily wage workers residing in Dharavi who are the hardesthit and form most vulnerable households with the support of GiveIndia’s platform implemented by Action-Aid India

With Hasiru Dala, Transworld reached out to vulnerable groups inKarnataka such as women waste pickers diagnosed with long termillness, pregnant women, lactating mothers, single parent women andsenior waste pickers. The extended support helped 500 suchhouseholds with dry ration for a month.

They also  associated with a local NGO partner- ParnasreeJeewandeep Sewasansthan and supported nourishing meals for 400contractual port workers in Kolkata for 10 days.

Dry ration and hygiene kits by Action Aid

Care Kits by Hasiru Dala

Citi has pledged a total of INR 75 crores throughvarious initiatives to mitigate, in some measure,

Serving 1 million warm meals for daily wage earners andindividuals  from mid-to-low income households across Mumbai,Thane, Pune, Chennai, NCR, Hyderabad, Bengaluru andAhmedabad through Akshaya Patra Foundation

Testing for up to 100,000 individuals  from mid-to-low incomehouseholds. Under project UMMEED, Citi is partnering with CiplaFoundation, United Way of Mumbai (UWM) and testinglaboratories approved by Indian Council of Medical Research(ICMR), New Delhi and National Institute of Virology, Pune

the hardships faced by the low/middle income strata of society.

First, working with several leading community organizations and aneducational institute, they are  prioritizing  contributions into publichealth relief and economic support with an allocation of INR 50Crores. The rest of their pledged amount (i.e. INR 25 Crores) isearmarked for programs that will aid India in the longer term, such asmedical infrastructure, youth training for healthcare, and womenentrepreneurship. As part of their commitment to innovation,Citibank is also part funding six startups that are developing solutionsto combat the pandemic.

In addition to multiply community efforts, they are encouraging retailand credit card customers to pledge their support. For every INR 500or more donated through Citi Cards on the “PM-CARES Fund” website,Citibank will contribute INR 1,000 to this cause, between May 20 andJune 10. Citibank is also matching the donations made by employeesthrough their payroll.

Citibank remains committed to India as it navigates through theseextraordinary and difficult times

Institutional CSR Contributions by Citibank

Supplying a month's worth of food rations and cleaning provisionsfor  50,000 daily wage earners and their families  residing acrossMumbai, Thane, Pune, Chennai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Hyderabadand NCR in partnership with UWM

Part funding six startups  incubated by the Society for Innovationand Development, founded by Indian Institute of Science (IISc),Bengaluru  to build solutions for commercial use. Testing kits,repurposing drones to spray disinfectants and provide crowd-control support, hand-held inflammation monitoring instruments,a potential vaccine, portable molecular diagnostic labs and a web-based application for COVID-19 diagnosis are under development.

Providing masks, sanitizers, and dry fruits forchildren  undergoing  treatment for cancer,  and their families, atlocations of St. Jude ChildCare Centres across Mumbai, NaviMumbai, NCR, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Jaipur, Chennai, Vellore andVaranasi.