Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday stated that NHPC has allocated a total of Rs. 28.674 crore for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities in J&K for the financial year 2024-25, out of a total Rs. 167.93 crore earmarked for pan-India CSR initiatives.
The Chief Minister made this statement while responding to a question raised by Member Waheed Ur Rehman Para.
He informed the House that NHPC’s CSR activities cover key sectors such as health and sanitation, education and skill development, rural development, sports, and disaster management. In response to a supplementary question, the Chief Minister emphasized the need for consulting the MLA when planning and implementing CSR projects.
“We will convey this recommendation to NHPC and request them to involve the MLA in identifying priority areas for CSR initiatives,” he said.
He further added that CSR funds should be utilized in consultation with local communities, ensuring that the maximum benefits reach the people. “As far as I know, the company consults with local stakeholders before making decisions on CSR projects to ensure the most effective use of these funds,” he stated.
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