Mangaluru: As a part of its CSR initiative in the city, Malabar Gold & Diamonds Mangalore distributed Housing Charity Cheques providing financial support to 14 families for the construction of their house.
Abdul Raheem (Managing Director Of Shalimar), Ahmed Basheer (Managing Director Of Group-4), Padmaraja R (Notary, Treasurer Of Shri Gokarnanath Temple, President Guru Beladingalu), Jacinta Vijay Alfred (Corporator Of Falnir), Asif Deals (Founder Of Ngo Team B-Human), Karunakaran Along with Store Head of Mangalore Mr. Sarath and other Management team members were present during the event.
“Malabar Housing Charitable Trust was established in 2004 to provide partial financial aid for the construction of houses for the homeless. We help people partially or completely in the construction of houses. In certain circumstances if we come to know that people who are in need are not able to get any other means to construct their houses, we will provide complete support” an official press statement from the company stated.
“CSR activities are at the core of the Malabar Group’s corporate responsibility right from the days of inception. Over the last two decades the group has contributed substantially to the welfare of the society through CSR activities such as supply of free lifesaving medicines, financial aid for the construction of houses for the homeless people, women empowerment programs like student scholarships, helping deprived and downtrodden families who are struggling to meet the marriage expenses of their daughters and environment protection activities, etc” it added.
Malabar Group of Companies Chairman M P Ahammed said, “As part of the CSR, the group will lay more stress on areas like building houses for the homeless, environmental conservation, women empowerment, Medical & Educational sectors” in India this will provide a lot of improvement in the life of needy people.
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Belagavi (Karnataka) (PTI): Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge on Wednesday said the state government is working to appoint an agency to manage clean drinking water units in rural areas.
The state Rural Development and Panchayat Raj minister was responding to a question by Hirekerur MLA U B Banakar in the legislative assembly.
"In the rural areas of the state, many clean drinking water units have been set up under corporate social responsibility (CSR) grants, including contributions by MLAs and MPs, and handed over to gram panchayats. After the maintenance period, problems have arisen in keeping these units operational," Priyank said.
He added that a proposal has been made to award a maintenance contract to one of the country’s reputed drinking water unit manufacturing companies, but so far, no companies have come forward to take up the work.
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"The government is continuing its efforts and will resolve this problem soon," he said.
On a query regarding fluoride content in water, the minister said water quality testing is being conducted monthly in all zilla panchayats.
"Laboratories have been opened for this purpose. Around 6.5 lakh water samples have been tested across the state, and water testing kits have been provided to villages," he added.
