Our CSR ethos is driven by the belief that small actions can create lasting and meaningful change in people's lives, empowering communities and fostering sustainable development through collective efforts and responsible initiatives.

Social and environmental responsibility is an integral part of QRG Investments and Holdings Limited’s values and business philosophy. The Company implements impactful CSR initiatives aligned with inclusive development, community well-being, and environmental sustainability.

With a focus on Education, Hunger & Nutrition, Health, and Environmental Sustainability, QRG Investments and Holdings ltd. works to create long-term positive impact on people and the planet. Key initiatives include the Mid-Day Meal Programme in government schools across Alwar, which provides fresh and nutritious meals to children, improving health, encouraging regular school attendance, and enhancing learning outcomes. 

From FY 25-26, QRG Investments and Holdings Ltd. also undertakes environmental initiatives that promote ecological conservation, climate resilience, and sustainable development for future generations. Objective to develop and present flora and fauna for  environmental awareness among visitors of sunder nursery “Havells Garden House” is created, in association with the Aga Khan Cultural Services Forum. 

The Garden House, as part of the Microhabitat Zone within Sunder Nursery, is an extension of the idea of raising ecological awareness about Delhi, whereby it enables visitors to experience habitats from regions that are climatically neighboring to Delhi i.e. from regions that are either wetter or drier than Delhi, the species of which do not naturally survive within Delhi.

This is done by creating engaging experiences for visitors as they journey their way through the three distinct planting areas within Garden House - tropical forest shelter, open woodland courtyard and desert habitat tent. Each of these planting areas are designed to impart a sense of how ecosystems develop as a result of interrelationships between biotic and abiotic factors, and to make visitors ponder over the fragility as well as robustness of these systems. These areas, along with the exhibition panels on display would also help visitors to understand Delhi’s ecology in relation to other ecological regions.