Indus Towers Limited said its Indus Towers CSR programmes, Saksham and Pragati, positively impacted 33.88 million lives in FY26, taking the company’s cumulative reach to 90 million people across India.
The company said the programmes aim to create “capability equality,” ensuring every individual, irrespective of geography, gender or socio-economic background, has access to the opportunities, skills and resources needed to take part in India’s growth.
Indus Towers CSR empowers communities with digital skills, education, healthcare access, livelihood opportunities and sustainable infrastructure. The company said it works with local stakeholders, government institutions, implementation partners and beneficiary groups to identify needs, create solutions and build long-term community ownership.
“India’s development journey will be truly transformative only when growth becomes inclusive and participatory,” said Prachur Sah, Managing Director and CEO of Indus Towers Limited.
“At Indus Towers, we believe that sustainable progress begins with capability equality, ensuring that every individual has the opportunity, resources and support needed to realise their potential. Through our CSR programmes, we are focused on empowering communities with knowledge, skills and opportunities that help them participate meaningfully in India’s economic and social progress. By working closely with communities, implementation partners and government institutions, we aim to create lasting impact that strengthens resilience, fosters inclusion and contributes to nation-building. As we look ahead, we remain committed to expanding our reach and deepening our contribution towards a more inclusive, empowered and future-ready India,” Sah said.
The programmes are aligned with national priorities and flagship government initiatives, including Digital India, Skill India Mission, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, National Education Policy 2020, PM eVIDYA and the Aspirational Districts Programme. They also contribute to several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
The company has built a diverse portfolio of interventions to address development challenges in underserved regions. It has set a long-term ambition of positively impacting 150 million lives by 2030 through scalable, high-impact interventions with measurable and sustainable outcomes.
Drawing on its nationwide presence, technology-led approach and understanding of local realities, Indus Towers said it will continue to contribute to India’s priorities on digital inclusion, human capital development, environmental sustainability, women’s empowerment and equitable economic growth.