Nihilent Technologies, says its founder CEO L.C. Singh, believes in giving back to the communities with which it works. The Pune-headquartered global consulting and services company spans various sectors and geographies in its CSR initiatives.
During the current COVID crisis, it donated critical medical equipment worth Rs50 lakh to the Directorate of Health Services in Maharashtra - nearly 4,000 PPE kits and 7,500 N95 masks.
It has also curated ‘Naya Hindustan’ to visualise the new India that will emerge from the virus and the lockdown. This tribute, to the countless COVID-19 warriors, the unsung heroes and a billion-plus people suspended on hope, is a CSR project where music director Hitesh Prasad ideated the concept, scored the music and wrote the lyrics of the song.
The accent of Nihilent’s work, however, is in the field of education, especially for underprivileged children in remote and tribal areas. “We want to do something where there is an actual need and we can make a difference – not to fulfil a target,” explains Singh, whom everyone calls LC.
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Empowering people in remote villages