
SJVN, a leading Navratna CPSE under Ministry of Power,Government of India, has consistently demonstrated that its mission extends far beyond generating electricity. The company through its dedicated CSR Trust, SJVN Foundation has been implementing CSR activities. It has proved to be a beacon of inclusive development, especially in remote regions where its projects are located. Till now, SJVN has spent more than `489 crore on CSR initiatives across India. These efforts have touched lives of thousands of people, fostering equitable growth and sustainable development.


The company’s CSR programs are aligned with Schedule VII of Section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013, covering a wide range of focus areas including health and hygiene, education, skill development, women empowerment, support for armed forces veterans, infrastructure, cultural preservation, and disaster relief.
One of SJVN’s flagship health initiatives is Satluj Sanjeevani Sewa—a fleet of mobile medical units that provide essential healthcare services in remote areas free of cost. The company has also supported the Nikshay Mitra program for tuberculosis eradication, strengthened the public health infrastructure, organized specialized health camps, constructed toilets under the Swachh Vidyalaya Abhiyan and created awareness under Swachh Bharat Mission.
These efforts span across mainly Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Bihar, Maharashtra, Arunachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan and other states of presence. In education, SJVN has made a lasting impact through infrastructure development in schools, establishment of libraries, and scholarship schemes like the Silver Jubilee Merit Scholarship.
The company also rewards academic toppers and supports project-affected students by nominating them to government ITIs. Recognizing the importance of employability, SJVN actively contributes to the National Skill Development Mission by offering vocational training through reputed institutes.
Sustainability is another cornerstone of SJVN’s CSR philosophy. The company has undertaken initiatives such as water source conservation, promotion of solar energy, afforestation drives, biodiversity park development, and installation of sewage treatment plants in project areas. These actions reflect SJVN’s vision of leaving a greener planet for future generations.
Under its infrastructure and community development vertical, SJVN has constructed schools, hospitals, roads, bridges, public toilets, bus stands, parks, and playgrounds. These projects are implemented in collaboration with local panchayats, school management committees, and community-based organizations to ensure participatory development.
SJVN also plays a vital role in preserving India’s cultural heritage. It has adopted and restored iconic sites such as the Bhimakali Temple in Sarahan, Tara Devi Temple in Shimla, and the Parshuram Temple in Kullu. The company has also contributed to development works in Kedarnath and Badrinath.
In times of natural calamities, SJVN has always stepped forward with financial aid, relief materials, and infrastructure support—either directly or through contributions to government relief funds like the PM CARES Fund and State Disaster Management Funds. As per DPE guidelines, SJVN has adopted district Chamba in Himachal Pradesh for annual theme-based CSR activities. Projects here include construction of 17 schools, establishment of 22 libraries, provision of medical equipment, nutrition kits for 10,000 women, and mobile health vans—all monitored jointly with the Deputy Commissioner’s office.
SJVN’s CSR journey is a testament to its belief that true progress is measured not just in megawatts, but in meaningful change. By focusing on the most vulnerable sections of society, SJVN continues to power not only homes and industries—but also hopes and futures.