VFL’s Corporate Social Responsibility
The CSR vision of Vedant Fashions Limited (“VFL” or “Company”) is in line with its fundamental and consistent commitment to quality, welfare, sustainable development, and corporate compliance. this Corporate Social Responsibility (“CSR”), to integrate the same commitment into its responsibilities as a Corporate Entity. Through its CSR initiatives, the company seeks to respond to the needs of less- privileged communities, in a sensitive and impactful manner and enable these communities to achieve a better quality of life. As a responsible corporate citizen, the Company contributes towards inclusive growth by empowering communities and accelerating development.
The Company’s CSR Policy has been developed in conformity with the provisions of Section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013 (‘Act’) and the corresponding rules made thereunder, as amended from time to time (‘CSR Rules’), and Schedule VII of the Act.
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- Parivaar Education Society (“Parivaar”)
- Sunbird Trust
- Friends of Tribal Society (“FTS”)
- Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences
- MUKTI
- Ashoka University
Parivaar Education Society (“Parivaar”)
- Parivaar is a humanitarian organization, based out of Kolkata, inspired by the spiritual and humanistic ideals of Sri Ramakrishna and Swami Vivekananda, with its institutions in West Bengal and in Madhya Pradesh.
- For the last 18 years, Parivaar has worked towards the total care and overall development of children who are highly vulnerable to exploitation, victimization and trafficking, including orphans, street children, abandoned children, and extremely impoverished children from tribal areas.
- In Bengal Parivaar has 2 residential institutions for boys and girls from these backgrounds. Parivaar Vivekananda Sevashrama for Boys and Parivaar Sarada Teertha for girls. With over 1600 resident children, these are WB’s largest free residential institutions for children from deprived and destitute backgrounds.
- Parivaar provide residential living, education and overall child development through sports, cultural and recreational activities etc for boys and girls from early age of 5 till their higher education (university level graduation or employability programs).