Jindal Aluminium Limited

* Jindal Public School, Bangalore - Started by Jindal Education Society in 1968, it is a charitable school recognised by the State Education Department. It caters to the needs of the children from neighbouring area.
* Jindal Pre-University College, Bangalore - Focused on uplifting the girl children of deprived and poor economic status, we established Jindal Pre-University College in the year 2003.
* Jindal Degree College for Women , Bangalore - The company strongly believes that by providing education to women, her entire family benefits and this lays the foundation for a strong nation.
* Sawan Public School, Delhi - Sitaram Jindal Foundation established this residential school in 1975 called ‘Sawan Public School’ at Chattarpur Road, Delhi.
* Book Donation Scheme - Sitaram Jindal Foundation introduced the Book Bank Scheme during early 1990 under which numerous reference books on different subjects are supplied free to a number of schools and colleges for the benefit of the poor students.
* Gold Medal Scheme in the Universities for Excellence in Education - Jindal Aluminium and Sitaram Jindal Foundation have so far instituted 101 gold medals in 52 Universities/Colleges throughout the country amounting to Rs.158.92 lakhs, which gives encouragement to the students for achieving excellence in education.
* Merit Scholarships - Sitaram Jindal Foundation has been disbursing scholarships to poor and deserving students for carrying on their higher studies.

Mahila Arts & Crafts Charitable Institute, Bangalore - Established in 1990, this institute provides free training to underprivileged, destitute, and economically disadvantaged women in a variety of skills, including tailoring, embroidery, fashion designing, typing, shorthand, computer education, beautician courses, tie & dye techniques, English speaking, and more. The goal is to empower women to achieve financial independence by utilizing these skills to earn a livelihood.

To further support their journey, students receive stipends during their training. Each year, approximately 1,000 women benefit from the institute's facilities. Additionally, the institute donates sewing machines to deserving women in villages, enabling them to sustain their livelihood independently.

* Adoption of 181 villages in Karnataka - In 1995, as part of its Silver Jubilee celebrations, the company adopted nearly 181 villages in Karnataka to address their three fundamental needs: education, potable water, and medical facilities. As part of this initiative, it constructed school buildings in 155 villages to provide quality education for rural children. Upon completion, these school buildings were handed over to the respective village panchayats.

* Donation of Computers - In 2018, Jindal Aluminium and the Sitaram Jindal Foundation introduced a program to donate computers to government colleges.

* Jan Bhojanalaya - In 2018, the Sitaram Jindal Foundation established "Jan Bhojanalaya" near Manav Charitable Hospital in Bangalore. This initiative provides free, healthy, nutritious, and balanced meals to people from nearby underprivileged villages. Approximately 1,000 individuals benefit from these free meals every day.

Extensive research has been conducted in the field of yoga and naturopathy, with a focus on developing innovative strategies and therapies to manage various chronic lifestyle-related diseases. These include conditions such as bronchial asthma, rhinosinusitis, osteoarthritis, and coronary risk factors like diabetes, obesity, hypertension, and dyslipidemia.

The findings from the research have been published in internationally renowned scientific journals, earning recognition for their authenticity and significance in the field. In 1988, the Research Society was accredited as a Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (SIRO) by the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR), under the Ministry of Science and Technology.