Dabur Adopts, Revamps 4 Government Schools in Rajasthan

Dabur India Ltd has pledged to improve the overall infrastructure in four Government schools this year in Rajasthan, two in Newai and two in Alwar with the intent of improving the overall learning environment for children in rural Rajasthan. The revamp initiative in these schools would benefit a total of over 1,900 students. The school revamp was undertaken after detailed discussions with the school authorities and keeping their specific needs in mind. As part of the revamp, Dabur has created new and separate sanitation facilities for both boys and girls, in addition to creating a drinking water facility, and upgrading the school infrastructure with BaLA (Building as Learning Aid) paintings. The revamped Government Senior Secondary School, Banasthali, Newai, District Tonk, was handed over to the school and district administration at a function held at Newai. The development work was carried out through Dabur’s CSR arm Jivanti Welfare & Charitable Trust and an independent development agency SURE (Society to Uplift Rural Economy).

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