Indus Towers’ CSR Initiatives Reach 33.88 Million Lives in FY26

 

National: Indus Towers Limited has expanded the reach of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, positively impacting 33.88 million lives during FY26 and taking its cumulative reach to 90 million people across India. The company is implementing its flagship CSR programmes, Saksham and Pragati, with a focus on strengthening access to opportunities for underserved communities.

The initiatives are aimed at promoting what the company describes as capability equality, by enabling greater access to digital skills, education, healthcare, livelihood opportunities and sustainable infrastructure. Through these interventions, Indus Towers is seeking to address gaps that can limit communities’ participation in India’s broader economic and social development.According to the company, its CSR approach places communities and local stakeholders at the centre of programme design and implementation.

Indus Towers works with government institutions, implementation partners and beneficiary groups to identify local requirements and develop solutions designed to encourage long-term community ownership and sustainable outcomes.

Prachur Sah, MD & CEO, Indus Towers Limited, said inclusive and participatory growth is important to India’s development journey. He said the company’s objective is to empower communities with knowledge, skills and opportunities that enable them to participate meaningfully in the country’s economic and social progress.

Indus Towers’ CSR portfolio covers several areas, including digital inclusion, education, healthcare, livelihoods, women’s empowerment, environmental sustainability and equitable economic growth. The company said its programmes are aligned with national development priorities and government initiatives such as Digital India, Skill India Mission, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, National Education Policy 2020, PM eVIDYA and the Aspirational Districts Programme.

The initiatives also contribute to multiple United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), linking the company’s community interventions with broader development objectives.

Over the years, Indus Towers has built a portfolio of programmes intended to address social and economic challenges across different communities. Its nationwide presence and technology-led approach are being leveraged to scale interventions and respond to local needs.

Looking ahead, the company has set a long-term ambition of positively impacting 150 million lives by 2030. Indus Towers plans to further expand its engagement with underserved communities through scalable programmes focused on measurable and sustainable social outcomes.

The company said its continued focus will be on combining its operational reach, technology capabilities and understanding of local communities to create interventions that can deliver sustained benefits and support wider participation in India’s growth story.