Hariyali, renewing lives in Araku

Mahindra Group's Project Hariyali, launched in 2007, focusses on improving India's green cover and protecting biodiversity. Today, 13 years later, the Group has planted over 18 million trees and reforested the Araku Valley creating new means of livelihood for Adivasi farmers. With the help of this project, the Adivasi community is enhancing biodiversity and a healthy ecosystem - a testament to the spirit of our commitment to social and environmental sustainability.

Fostering Learning Through Technology: Helping Dreams Blossom

As a teacher at Project Nanhi Kali, Shobha Gehlot is an ardent promoter of education in her village.

The right support at the right time can change a person’s life. The story of 20-year-old Shobha Gehlot, one of Project Nanhi Kali’s most vibrant and enterprising teachers in Madhya Pradesh, is an excellent example of this.