CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY POLICY

CPTC is committed towards inclusive growth and sustainable development with priority for CSR activities in the local areas and neighbourhood areas of its operations such as along the transmission line corridor. The Company’s thrust under CSR activities shall be consistent with the CSR provisions of Schedule VII of the Companies Act 2013, CSR Rules, the Guidelines and the policy directions issued by the Government from time to time.

1. Policy

2. Constitution of CSR Committee

Dr. R. P. Singh

Sh. H. L. Tayal

Sh. D. N. Rozekar

3. Activities Undertaken By Company Under CSR

For FY 2023 – 24
  • (i) Providing materials to Community Health Centre, Bochahan, Muzaffarpur. The work has been completed on 26th February 2023 at a completion cost of Rs. 12,59,558/-
    • The health centre is located at 1.5 kms from the Company’s project and is a 30 bed hospital with an average of 150 OPD patients and 20 hospitalizations per day. The health centre is also providing support for government run missions for fight against TB & AES. The Company under its CSR activities has fulfilled the immediate and critical requirements of the hospital for its smooth functioning and welfare of local people.
  • (ii) Providing materials to Rajkiye Bhola Singh Uccha Madhyamic Vidalaya, Purushottampur, Muzaffarpur. The work has been completed on 9th December 2023 at a completion cost of Rs. 8,89,061/-
    • The school is located at 1 km from the Company’s project and has 2100 students (Female : 1200 & Male: 900). The Company has provided furniture, electrical items, water cooler and digital board to meet the basic requirements of the students.
  • (iii) Providing Artificial Intelligent Limbs to the Divyangs in Muzaffarpur & Sitamarhi districts. The work has been completed on 15th March 2024 at a completion cost of Rs. 10,74,000/-
    • The Company has provided artificial intelligent limbs to 9 divyangs in Muzaffarpur & Sitamarhi districts. These artificial intelligent limbs benefit the divyangs by creation of positive mindset coupled with physical rehabilitation, tremendous improvement in quality of life, helping them in becoming less dependent on caregiver, taking up necessary daily activities such as eating, walking and being able to get dressed and almost doing everything as prior to losing their limb/s. With the help of artificial intelligent limbs, the beneficiary can regain employment and support self and family.

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For FY 2022 – 23
  • (1) PROVIDED HEALTH CARE ITEMS
    • All the healthcare items were handed over to CHCO Sursand and Bajpatti, Sitamarhi in the presense of Medical Office in-charge and Manager, CHC, CARE INDIA representative of Municipal Corporation & representative , Panchayat Mukhiya, Parshad of the area.

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For FY 2021 – 22
  • (1) PROVIDED ALS AMBULANCE
    • One ‘Advanced Life Support’ (ALS) Ambulance was procured and handed over to Sri Krishna Medical College & Hospital (SKMCH), Muzaffarpur.
    • Advanced Life Support Ambulances are those vehicles which are used for transporting those patients who are in medically critical condition and need to be transported with intensive monitoring, respiratory care etc. The ALS Ambulance is therefore having such constructs wherein Ventilator, Suction Pump, Defibrillator, oxygen trolleys, autoloader stretcher etc can be fixed (by the hospital) depending on the emergency need of the patient. Besides the above, the ALS is equipped with Inverter with Batteries, Ample space for medical consumables, higher seating capacity, PA systems & Alarm, AC and has high strength interiors designed for antibacterial & disinfectant properties. The ALS Ambulance also provides higher chances for medical treatment in the first 60 minutes post any trauma (called the Golden Hour) thereby increasing the likelihood of survival of the patient.

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For FY 2020-21
  • (1) TRANSFERRED TO PM CARES FUND
  • In view of the spread of novel Corona Virus (Covid-19) in India, its declaration as pandemic by the World Health Organisation (WHO), the CSR Funds for the Financial Year 2019-20 were transferred into Prime Minister’s Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations (PM-CARES) Fund.


For FY 2019-20


    • (1) INSTALLATION OF HAND PUMPS IN VILLAGES OF SITAMARHI DISTRICT

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  • (2) SUPPLY OF NECESSARY ITEMS IN PUBLIC HEALTH CENTRE, BAJPATTI, SITAMARHI


For FY 2019-18
  • (1) RENOVATION OF SCHOOL
    • (i) Renovation of Banaul High School, Banaul, Bokhara Block, Sitamarhi

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      • (ii) Renovation of Rajkiye Madhya Vidhyalaya, Dariyapur Kafen, Kudhani Block, Muzaffarpur

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