Management and Ownership
India
Board of Directors
Managing Director:
Mr.Shantanu Khosla
Chairman:
Mr.B.S. Mehta
Directors:
Mr.G.C.Das
Mr.C.R.Dua
Mr. Anil Kumar Gupta
Mr. Pramod Agarwal
Ms. Sonali Dhawan
Deputy Company Secretary
& Compliance Officer:
Ms. Jessica Rastogi
the P&G facilities. Every year, thousands of P&G employees worldwide
personally commit to help children and
youth.
Corporate Social
Responsibility
Shiksha: Padhega India,
Badhega India!
P&G’s flagship Corporate Social
Responsibility Program Shiksha is an
integral part of global philanthropy program - Live, Learn & Thrive. Now in its
8th year, Shiksha has till date helped
280,000 underprivileged children
access their right to education. The
program has built & supported over
140 schools across India, in partnership with NGOs like Round Table India
(RTI), Save the Children (STC), Army
Wives Welfare Association (AWWA)
and Navy Wives Welfare Association
(NWWA), amongst others.
Shiksha began with P&G India’s
research which revealed education
as the one cause that consumers are
most concerned about and are
looking for a simple way to
contribute to. Shiksha was
launched in 2005 to enable
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consumers to contribute towards the
cause of education of under-privileged
children through simple brand choices.
Since its inception, Shiksha has
made a cumulative donation of over
INR 22 crores towards helping children
on the path to better education.
Disaster Relief
India has braved several natural
disasters in the recent past, like
Tsunami, floods and earthquakes.P&G
has stepped forward in each of these
calamities and helped communities get
back on their feet. Most recently the
company has helped rebuild the Army
School in Ladakh, located in one of the
most challenging Himalayan Terrains,
which was wrecked by the Flash
Floods in 2010.
Shiksha came to the aid of the
Ladakh Scouts Children’s School, by
supporting the education of children
orphaned by the tragedy and helping
reinstate essential infrastructure.
Parivartan - The Whisper School
Program
P&G’s Parivartan program has been
protecting millions of adolescent girls in
India from getting trapped in traditional
practices of using unhygienic cloth for
sanitary protection, by providing timely
menstrual education. The program
has been improving the lives of over
2 Million girls annually across 15,000
schools in India. The objective of the
program is to help adolescent girls
embrace womanhood positively and
enable them to adopt the right feminine
hygiene practices to stay healthy and
stay in school. Parivartan ensures that
adolescent girls do not miss school on
account of periods and initiates a series
of cascading effects leading to a more
equal gender status in the state.
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