Salt Lake, Kolkata, March 25, 2026; Trent organized a community cleaning drive at Sector 5, Infinity Lagoon Area, Salt Lake, Kolkata, with 55 volunteers from Zudio and Westside actively participating. The initiative aimed at promoting environmental responsibility, community hygiene, and collective civic action. Employees dedicated their time and effort toward maintaining cleanliness in the surrounding area, strengthening community bonds through shared purpose. The initiative reinforced Trent Limited's steadfast dedication to environmental sustainability, inspiring employees to take collective ownership of community well-being through active and purposeful engagement.

March 13, 2026, Four volunteers from Indian Hotels' amã Stays & Trails, led by Bungalow Supervisor Mr. Sangram Nanda undertook a creative bird house construction initiative. Using repurposed materials the team crafted eco-friendly bird houses installed near areas frequented by local bird species. The initiative provided safe nesting environments while raising awareness about biodiversity conservation and harmonious coexistence with nature. The activity beautifully demonstrated amã Stays & Trails' commitment to waste reutilization, ecological responsibility, and nurturing local wildlife through thoughtful, nature-friendly community action, contributing to environmental sustainability and biodiversity conservation.

Pindrabera, March 26, 2026: Tata Steel, Gamharia, engaged nine volunteers in an environmental cleanliness initiative at the archery ground in Pindrabera. Volunteers worked collectively to clean and restore the sports facility, removing waste and debris to create a cleaner, safer, and more conducive environment for athletes and community members. The initiative demonstrated a strong sense of community responsibility and environmental consciousness among participating volunteers. The drive powerfully underscored Tata Steel Foundation's resolve to nurture a cleaner, healthier community environment, inspiring collective responsibility and a lasting culture of ecological mindfulness among residents alike.

Gamharia, March 25, 2026: Tata Steel, Gamharia, engaged four volunteers to organize an engaging drawing activity for community members at the local Community Centre. The session provided participants with a creative platform to express themselves artistically, fostering imagination, concentration, and fine motor skill development among young learners. The activity created a warm and encouraging environment where participants could explore their artistic abilities freely and confidently. The initiative reflected Tata Steel Foundation's commitment to nurturing creativity and holistic learning among community members through accessible and enjoyable artistic experiences.

Gamharia, March 30, 2026: Tata Steel, Gamharia, organized an engaging quiz competition at the local Community Centre, with six enthusiastic volunteers facilitating the event. The competition challenged participants across various topics, stimulating intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and healthy competitive spirit among community members. The lively and interactive session encouraged participants to broaden their general knowledge while fostering a fun and motivating learning atmosphere. The initiative contributed to the cause of education, reflecting Tata Steel’s commitment to promoting knowledge-based activities and nurturing a culture of continuous learning and intellectual growth within the community.

Gamharia, March 31, 2026:Tata Steel, Gamharia, organized a creative upcycling activity at the local Community Centre, with three volunteers guiding community members in transforming waste materials into functional and usable items. The hands-on session encouraged participants to reimagine discarded materials creatively, demonstrating that waste can be repurposed effectively to reduce environmental impact. The activity fostered environmental awareness, creativity, and practical problem-solving skills among participants.The initiative reflected Tata Steel’s commitment to promoting sustainable practices, reducing waste generation, and inspiring eco-conscious behavior within the community.

Mithapur, Devbhoomi Dwarka, March 28, 2026: Tata Chemicals Limited (TCL) engaged 24 volunteers, including 21 employees and three family members, in a productive nursery development initiative at Okhamandal Seva Trust Nursery, Mithapur. Volunteers worked collectively on soil and additives mixing, substrate filling in polybags, nursery bed arrangement, and seed sowing, successfully preparing 700 sapling nursery bags of indigenous flora species. The initiative aimed at strengthening the availability of native plant saplings for local greening programs. The activity reflected TCL's dedication to climate change mitigation, environmental conservation, biodiversity restoration, and fostering ecological responsibility among employees and their families.

Mithapur, Devbhoomi Dwarka, March 19, 2026: 18 volunteers from Tata Chemicals, including employees, apprentice students, a teacher, and family members, participated in a flora nursery development program at the Okhamandal Seva Trust Nursery. Volunteers prepared polybags by mixing garden soil with organic manure, arranged nursery beds, sowed Yellow Oleander seeds, and carried out irrigation activities. The saplings raised through this effort will be distributed to village schools and rural institutions for plantation by students and volunteers. The initiative supported the cultivation of native indigenous plants and promoted environmental stewardship.

Mithapur, Devbhoomi Dwarka, March 24, 25 & 28, 2026: As part of the Mithapur Premier Cricket League (MPCL), Tata Chemicals Limited organized a series of cricket coaching and tournament activities at Golden Jubilee Ground, Mithapur. Across the three days, 65 volunteers supported the initiative by training and guiding women players from 14 teams, comprising 168 participants, focusing on cricket techniques, teamwork, and game strategies to build confidence and encourage active participation in sports. The main tournament on March 28 featured 16 teams and 224 players competing in 27 matches, along with 16 exhibition matches involving community stakeholders such as Nagar Palika members, police personnel, teachers, court staff, and media representatives. The initiative promoted women’s sports development, community engagement, and inclusivity, and was conducted collaboratively with TCL and TCSRD, with participation from family members and retirees.

Kolkata, March 28, 2026: As part of a volunteering initiative, 13 volunteers from Tata Tele Business Services (TTBS) in Kolkata partnered with Team Everest to create eco-friendly board games for underprivileged children. The volunteers designed 14 board games and educational trivia cards centered on environmental awareness. The activity combined creativity and learning, turning play into an engaging educational experience for young learners. By promoting the message of “Go Green,” the initiative aimed to inspire environmental responsibility among children while supporting the focus area of Quality Education.

Hyderabad, March 31, 2026: Six volunteers from Tata Tele Business Services (TTBS) Hyderabad organized a clothing collection and donation drive in support of Goonj NGO. The team gathered, sorted, and donated clothes to benefit underprivileged communities across India, helping provide warmth and dignity to those in need. Volunteers also pledged to promote responsible reuse of clothing and support systems where surplus fabric can create opportunity while reducing waste. The initiative contributed to climate action and community social impact, encouraging sustainable practices and compassion-driven community engagement.

Jamshedpur, March 17, 2026: A Navjeevan Blood Donation Camp was organized at the TRF premises by the TRF Ladies Association, a registered NGO, in collaboration with the Voluntary Blood Donors Association and Blood Bank Jamshedpur. The initiative witnessed the participation of 55 volunteers, resulting in the collection of 210 units of blood. The drive aimed to support healthcare needs, especially during the summer months when demand for blood rises due to vector-borne diseases. The collected units will help save lives in medical emergencies, highlighting the importance of voluntary blood donation for community well-being.

Barasat, March 27, 2026: Voltas successfully conducted a TVW-25 Road Safety Campaign in Barasat, West Bengal, engaging 17 enthusiastic volunteers in a creative and impactful community awareness initiative. The campaign educated road users on essential traffic safety practices including road signages, defensive driving techniques, and the critical importance of wearing helmets and seatbelts. In a uniquely engaging approach, roses were distributed to commuters not wearing protective gear as a gentle encouragement toward safer habits, while chocolates were presented to rule-abiding road users as heartfelt appreciation tokens. Staff members participated enthusiastically, contributing significantly to the campaign's success. The initiative powerfully reinforced community commitment to responsible driving and road safety awareness across Barasat.

Kolkata, March 28, 2026: Voltas and UMPESL's Kolkata regional office celebrated TVW-25 by organizing an impactful Mega Community Clean-Up and Plastic Plogging Drive, mobilizing 26 enthusiastic volunteers committed to environmental action. The initiative focused on cleaning public spaces, segregating waste, and raising awareness about sanitation and hygiene across communities. Volunteers actively educated community members on maintaining cleanliness in homes, schools, workplaces, and public areas, fostering long-term behavioral change toward sustainability. The event was graced by Mr. N. Lokeswara Rao, Head Operations-Electrical, UMPESL, whose participation inspired volunteers. The drive contributed to waste management and environmental awareness powerfully and demonstrated that small collective actions can create significant and lasting positive impact for our planet.

Noida, March 30, 2026: Voltas organized a TVW-25 anti-plastic awareness campaign at RDSS Electrical Project, Slimnabad, Katni, engaging 10 volunteers to promote a plastic-free lifestyle across the community. The campaign conveyed a powerful message encouraging citizens to carry jute or cloth bags to markets and firmly say no to plastic bags. Jute bags were distributed in public areas as practical alternatives to plastic, empowering community members to make immediate sustainable choices. Staff members participated enthusiastically, contributing to the campaign's resounding success. The drive contributed to environmental sustainability, reinforced the collective responsibility of every individual in building a cleaner, greener, and plastic-free India.

Burdwan, March 30, 2026: Voltas celebrated TVW-25 with an impactful "Say No to Plastic" drive, engaging 18 enthusiastic volunteers across Chotonilpur Primary School and the surrounding community near the Burdwan central store. At the school, volunteers conducted comprehensive awareness sessions on plastic pollution hazards, distributing jute bags and school kits to students and teachers as practical eco-friendly alternatives. Community outreach extended to neighboring residents and shopkeepers, promoting waste management and sustainable habits. Demonstrating internal commitment, the team replaced single-use plastic bottles with durable steel ones across offices. The initiative powerfully reinforced Voltas's dedication to environmental sustainability, driving lasting behavioral change toward a greener and more responsible future.

Shahjahanpur, March 26, 2026: Voltas celebrated TVW-25 with an energetic Mega Community Clean-Up and Plastic Plogging Drive in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, mobilizing 21 enthusiastic volunteers committed to environmental action. The initiative actively engaged participants in cleaning public spaces, segregating waste, and raising community awareness about sanitation and hygiene practices. Volunteers educated residents on maintaining cleanliness across homes, schools, workplaces, and public areas, fostering long-term behavioral change toward a more sustainable environment. Staff members contributed enthusiastically, making the campaign a resounding success.The drive contributed to waste management and environmental awareness, and powerfully demonstrated that collective small actions can create lasting positive impact for communities and our planet.

Pilibhit, March 28, 2026: Voltas successfully conducted a TVW-25 anti-plastic awareness campaign at RDSS Projects Pilibhit Cluster-07, engaging 15 committed volunteers in promoting sustainable living practices. The initiative focused on highlighting the adverse environmental impact of single-use plastic bags while encouraging community members to adopt eco-friendly alternatives. Cotton bags were distributed among market visitors as practical and reusable substitutes, empowering individuals to make immediate sustainable choices in their daily lives. The activity witnessed enthusiastic team participation, reflecting strong environmental consciousness and social responsibility. The drive powerfully demonstrated Voltas's resolute dedication to building a cleaner, plastic-free future, inspiring community members to embrace sustainable habits and collectively champion meaningful environmental change for generations to come.

Pati Pani, March 28, 2026: Voltas celebrated TVW-25 with an impactful Road Safety Awareness Program, engaging 13 enthusiastic volunteers across Pati Pani Primary School and the surrounding community. At the school, volunteers conducted comprehensive road safety sessions, equipping young students with practical knowledge and encouraging responsible behavior on roads through engaging and age-appropriate training. Community outreach extended to neighboring residents and shopkeepers surrounding the Pati Pani central store, where volunteers shared actionable road safety insights alongside waste management and eco-friendly living practices. Contributing to community safety and environmental awareness, the initiative powerfully demonstrated Voltas's commitment to fostering responsible, safety-conscious, and environmentally aware communities through grassroots engagement.

Hooghly, March 26, 2026: Voltas successfully conducted a TVW-25 Road Safety Campaign in Hooghly, West Bengal, mobilizing 18 enthusiastic volunteers to promote responsible road behavior among commuters. The campaign comprehensively educated road users on traffic signages, defensive driving techniques, and the critical importance of wearing helmets and seatbelts. Employing a creative and positive approach, roses were distributed to commuters not wearing protective gear as a gentle encouragement toward safer habits, while chocolates were warmly presented to rule-abiding road users as appreciation tokens. Staff members participated with remarkable enthusiasm, ensuring the campaign's resounding success.The initiative reinforced Voltas's commitment to protecting community lives and fostering a culture of responsible driving across West Bengal contributing to road safety awareness.

Dahej, March 18, 2026: Three volunteers from Rallis India conducted an awareness session at Prathmik Kanyashala Dahej to educate students on personal safety and child protection. The session covered topics such as good touch and bad touch and children’s rights under the POCSO Act. Volunteers used simple explanations, real-life examples, visual charts, and interactive discussions to make the session engaging and easy to understand. Students were encouraged to identify unsafe situations and seek help from trusted adults. The initiative promoted child safety, abuse prevention, emotional well-being, and a safer school environment.

Dahej, March 24, 2026: Three volunteers from Rallis India conducted an environmental awareness session at Lakhigam Primary School, Dahej to encourage sustainable practices among students and the local community. The initiative focused on educating participants about environmental protection, waste management, reducing plastic use, and adopting eco-friendly habits in daily life. Through discussions and interactive engagement, the volunteers emphasized the importance of responsible resource use and protecting natural ecosystems. The activity contributed to environmental conservation, promoting cleanliness, pollution reduction, and greater awareness about safeguarding the environment for future generations.

Dahej, March 17, 2026: Four volunteers from Rallis India conducted an awareness session at Prathmik Kumarshala, Dahej, to emphasize the value of education among school students. The activity included interactive discussions on how education supports personal development and contributes to building a stronger society. Volunteers also facilitated group discussions to enhance students’ communication skills and confidence. The initiative encouraged greater school participation, helped address the issue of dropouts, and promoted equal learning opportunities for all children while fostering awareness about social responsibility and civic values.

Ankleshwar, March 25, 2026: Five volunteers from Rallis India conducted a seminar at ITI Ankleshwar to guide students on building effective job profiles and improving employability skills. The session focused on resume writing, presenting professional strengths, and developing essential workplace competencies for better career prospects. Through practical guidance and discussions, participants gained insights into preparing for job opportunities and strengthening their professional readiness. The initiative aimed to support career development, enhance employability skills, and promote access to decent job opportunities for young aspirants entering the workforce.

Kosamdi, March 27, 2026: Six volunteers from Rallis India organized a Word Power Championship at Kumarshala Kosamdi to strengthen students’ language and communication abilities. The activity featured engaging and competitive exercises designed to improve vocabulary, spelling accuracy, and verbal expression. Students actively participated in the event, gaining confidence while learning new words and enhancing their communication skills. The initiative aimed to make language learning interactive and enjoyable while supporting overall academic development. It contributed to building confidence, vocabulary development, and effective communication skills among students.

Luvara, March 30, 2026: As part of Volunteering Week, two volunteers from Rallis India conducted a Fire Safety Awareness session at Primary School Luvara for students and staff. The session focused on educating participants about common causes of fire, preventive safety measures, and appropriate actions during emergencies. Volunteers also explained the importance of remaining calm and responding effectively in fire-related situations. The initiative promoted health and safety awareness, strengthened disaster preparedness, and encouraged responsible behavior within the community to help create a safer and more informed environment.

A Mega Volunteering and Education Drive organized by Tata Power near Amarson’s Garden on Coastal Road, Mumbai, saw the enthusiastic participation of 71 volunteers. The initiative featured interactive activities focused on community sports, marine biodiversity awareness, green energy, circularity, and upcycling projects, along with the preparation of educational kits for children with autism. The event included a “Museum on Wheels” by CSMV, a marine biodiversity walk, and a cycling drive. Senior leaders Himal Tewari, Pankaj Kumar Singh, Foram Nagori, and Ramkrishna Singh were present, reinforcing the organization’s commitment to community engagement and sustainable development.

Mumbai, March 17 & 27, 2026: Volunteers from Tata Power organized an initiative at the Carnac and Saki offices, where 35 volunteers collectively created Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) kits for autistic children. These kits use visual symbols to help non-verbal or minimally verbal children communicate their needs, emotions, and daily activities more effectively. The initiative supports improved communication, confidence, and social interaction among neurodiverse children. The activity contributes to Inclusive Education and Disability Inclusion, the activity promotes SDG 4 – Quality Education and SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities by helping make learning environments more accessible and supportive.

Odisha, March 20–28, 2026: Tata Power Central Odisha Distribution Limited (CODL) commemorated 20 years of Earth Hour during TVW-25 through a series of impactful awareness initiatives across multiple locations, engaging a cumulative 853 volunteers. Activities spanned Bhubaneswar, Dhenkanal, Nayagarh, and Angul, reaching diverse communities including Juang PVTG communities, Dhokra artisans, orphanage children, and students. Highlights included creative competitions at Bhima Bhoi School for the Blind, an inspiring Earth Talk at St. Joseph Secondary School, and a campaign sensitizing 300 youths at the State-level Rover Rangers Meet. Mr. Dushyant Tyagi, COO, TPCODL, and Mr. Pradeep Ghosal, Head CSR, Odisha Discoms, led digital outreach across divisions, championing energy conservation and sustainability. Food packets and teaching materials were distributed to orphanage children, reinforcing inclusivity. The wide-ranging initiative powerfully demonstrated TPCODL's commitment to environmental responsibility, community engagement, and building a sustainable future across Odisha.

Noganoor Forest, March 14, 2026: Tata Electronics demonstrated a strong commitment to environmental stewardship as 31 volunteers joined hands with the District Forest Department for a forest cleaning drive at Noganoor Forest, part of the ecologically significant Cauvery North Wildlife Sanctuary. Volunteers systematically cleared plastics, bottles, and other harmful waste materials from the forest area, ensuring collected waste was responsibly handed over to the forest team for proper and safe disposal. The initiative aimed at preserving the natural integrity and biodiversity of the wildlife sanctuary, protecting its fragile ecosystem from the damaging effects of plastic and non-biodegradable waste accumulation. The drive beautifully reflected Tata Electronics' unwavering dedication to ecological responsibility and protecting precious natural habitats for future generations, contributing to the cause of the environment.

Uthangarai, March 14, 2026: Tata Electronics engaged nine volunteers from their Engineering team to conduct an inspiring interactive session for second-year students of EEE, ECE, Mechanical, and Mechatronics departments at Government Polytechnic College, Uthangarai. The session covered essential topics including goal setting, strategic steps to achieve career objectives, emerging higher education opportunities, and current job market prospects. Volunteers shared practical insights and professional experiences, equipping students with valuable knowledge and motivation to make informed decisions about their academic and professional futures. Contributing to the cause of education, the initiative reflected Tata Electronics' dedication to mentoring young technical students and empowering them toward successful and fulfilling careers.

March 16–17, 2026: Tata Electronics engaged 33 enthusiastic volunteers in a creative and impactful eco-friendly carry bag making activity at their facility. Using old newspapers, volunteers skillfully crafted over 1,000 reusable carry bags, demonstrating that sustainable alternatives to single-use plastic can be made from readily available waste materials. The bags will be distributed to local vendors who currently rely on plastic, directly reducing plastic consumption at the grassroots level. The initiative beautifully reflected Tata Electronics' commitment to environmental sustainability through promoting eco-conscious practices, waste reduction, and empowering local communities with practical, environmentally responsible alternatives to harmful single-use plastics.

Neelagiri & Uppalam, March 17 & 20, 2026: Tata Electronics engaged seven volunteers to conduct an engaging awareness session on "Being Socially Responsible" at Panchayat Union Primary Schools in Neelagiri and Uppalam. Through interactive discussions and creative roleplay activities, volunteers educated students on responsible civic and social behavior at school, home, and public places. The sessions encouraged young learners to embrace values of respect, accountability, and community consciousness, empowering them to become more aware and responsible members of society. The initiative reflected Tata Electronics' devotion to the cause of education through nurturing socially conscious young citizens and instilling values beyond conventional academic learning.

Nagamangalam, March 18 & 25, 2026: Tata Electronics engaged five volunteers to conduct the fifth session of the 'Let's Learn English' program at Government High School, Nagamangalam, for students of Classes 6 to 8. Through guided and structured role-play exercises, students practiced initiating conversations, asking questions, responding appropriately, and sustaining meaningful interactions using their own words. The sessions focused on building confidence and developing effective real-life communication abilities among young learners. The initiative reflected Tata Electronics' sustained commitment to the cause of education through enhancing English language proficiency and empowering government school students with essential communication skills for academic and personal growth.

March 27, 28 & 30, 2026: Tata Electronics organized a large-scale Blood Donation Drive at their OHC facility, in collaboration with Government Hospitals and the Lions Blood Bank, spanning three impactful days. An impressive 432 volunteers participated enthusiastically across the drive, collectively donating 480 units of blood — a remarkable achievement reflecting the organization's strong culture of community care and social responsibility. The initiative aimed at addressing critical blood shortages and supporting patients in urgent medical need across healthcare facilities. The drive powerfully demonstrated Tata Electronics' unwavering devotion to saving lives and fostering a compassionate, socially conscious workplace community.

Bhubaneswar, March 27, 2026: As part of KIIT Fest 9.0, a workshop on “Sustainable Energy Applications in Rural India” was organized at KIIT University, Bhubaneswar, by the KIIT School of Rural Management. Two volunteers from TP Central Odisha Distribution Limited (TPCODL) participated in the initiative. Pradeep Ghosal, Head – CSR, Odisha DISCOMs, served as the key resource person and shared insights on the role of sustainable energy in rural development. Drawing from his field experience, he highlighted CSR-led initiatives and practical approaches to implementing clean energy solutions, contributing to career guidance and mentoring for students.

Bhubaneswar, March 27, 2026: As part of the 25th Edition of Tata Volunteering Week and National Safety Month, 10 volunteers from TP Central Odisha Distribution Limited (TPCODL) organized a digital awareness session on Electrical and Fire Safety for CSR stakeholders, including implementation partners and beneficiaries. The session was led by Shri Himadri S. Behera, Team Lead – Safety, who highlighted the importance of basic safety precautions often overlooked in daily life. He shared practical tips to help individuals protect themselves and their families, reinforcing the need for consistent adherence to safe electrical and fire safety practices.

Bhubaneswar, March 29, 2026: Six volunteers from TP Central Odisha Distribution Limited (TPCODL) organized a plogging drive at the Shikharchandi Hills to mark the significance of TVW-25. Demonstrating strong environmental responsibility, the volunteers collected nearly 25 kg of plastic waste from the hilly terrain. The collected waste will be handed over to the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation’s MRF Centre for proper processing and recycling. The initiative highlighted the importance of cleanliness, waste segregation, and responsible disposal, while encouraging community participation in protecting natural surroundings and promoting sustainable environmental practices.

Odisha, March 30, 2026: Twenty volunteers from TP Central Odisha Distribution Limited (TPCODL) organized a Mega Village Health Camp as part of TVW-25, reaching communities in Cuttack, Dhenkanal, and Paradeep. Conducted through a Mobile Health Dispensary, the initiative provided basic health check-ups and awareness sessions on general health and hygiene. Volunteers also educated participants about the importance of sanitary napkin usage and distributed sample kits to promote better menstrual hygiene practices. The activity contributed to health check-up and awareness efforts, helping improve community health knowledge and access to basic healthcare services in rural areas.

Khurda, March 28, 2026: As part of Tata Volunteering Week, 50 volunteers from TP Central Odisha Distribution Limited (TPCODL) organized a Jala Chatra initiative to offer relief to people during the intense summer heat. The activity was led by ROSHNI VTC members and inaugurated by Mr. Pradeepta Kumar, S.E., BBSR-2 Circle, in the presence of volunteers from the Circle and Division. Through this initiative, volunteers provided drinking water and support to the local community, demonstrating the spirit of collective service. The activity strengthened grassroots engagement and contributed to relief support and community welfare.

Angul, March 30, 2026: As part of the 25th Edition of Tata Volunteering Week, 20 volunteers from TP Central Odisha Distribution Limited (TPCODL) organized a plantation drive in the Angul Division. Employees actively participated in planting saplings, contributing to environmental conservation and promoting greener surroundings. The initiative aimed to strengthen awareness about the importance of trees in maintaining ecological balance and supporting a healthier ecosystem. Through this collective effort, volunteers demonstrated their commitment to sustainability and responsible environmental practices. The activity contributed to the plantation and environmental conservation focus area.

Bhubaneswar, March 25, 2026: As part of the 25th Edition of Tata Volunteering Week, 20 volunteers from TP Central Odisha Distribution Limited (TPCODL) visited Madhurmayee Adarsha Siksha Niketan in Bhubaneswar to conduct awareness sessions on energy conservation, safety, and ethics. The program also featured cultural activities such as singing and dance, with students actively participating and receiving gifts. Volunteers distributed kit bags containing notebooks and pens, along with juice and chocolates, and served refreshments to attendees. Additionally, ceiling fans were donated to the Ashram to help students cope with the upcoming summer heat, supporting community welfare and relief efforts.

Bhubaneswar, March 27, 2026: As part of the 25th Edition of Tata Volunteering Week, 25 volunteers from TP Central Odisha Distribution Limited (TPCODL), including members of the Finance and Accounts team, visited the Orissa Association for the Blind in Bhubaneswar. The team spent meaningful time interacting with visually impaired residents, engaging in conversations and activities that fostered a warm and inclusive atmosphere. Volunteers also donated essential items to support the residents’ daily needs and well-being. The initiative highlighted compassion and community engagement while contributing to donation and relief support efforts for vulnerable groups.