Unlocking opportunities and creating access through learning solutions.
Through our Education focused initiatives, we are contributing to the creation of a conducive and enhanced learning environment in schools, making education inclusive and equitable for children.
We support Agastya International Foundation's Mobile Science Lab (“MSL”) project, which provides hands-on science education. MSL vans, equipped with lab gear and instructors, engage with government school students near Cipla units, fostering curiosity through practical methods. This project has benefitted over 15,480 students across Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh Sikkim, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka and Goa.
In March 2025, we launched the AI on Wheels project in Sikkim, designed to help with foundational knowledge of Artificial Intelligence, enabling exposure to emerging technologies for students of Grades eight and nine to learn AI basics.
In partnership with Pratham Mumbai Education Initiative, we awarded scholarships to over 320 children who lost their parents during the COVID-19 pandemic, enabling them to continue their education despite emotional and financial hardships. Additionally, 290+ students are enrolled in Pratham’s Multi Activity Centres across cities, receiving targeted academic support.
To support visually impaired students, we funded teacher and caretaker salaries at Victoria Memorial School for the Blind in Mumbai. Students received holistic care, including nutritious meals, accommodation, education, sports, skill training and career guidance. In FY 2024–25, a batch of visually impaired students—supported by us since Grade three—successfully cleared their tenth board exams.
To address the gap of girl child education, we partnered with Educate Girls in Madhya Pradesh to improve access to education. In FY 2024-25, 3,974 girls were identified and integrated into government schools with the active participation and support of volunteers known as ‘Team Balika’.
We provided financial support to 650+ academic achievers through our ‘Merit Awards’ programme during FY 2024-25.
Our digital literacy initiative in Maharashtra, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Sikkim and Goa has fostered inclusive learning by distributing tablets loaded with regional language content, aligned with the state board curriculum, to students in Grades nine and ten from government-aided schools near Cipla units.
In FY 2024–25, we focused on monitoring device usage and repairing devices to ensure continued access. The initiative reached 31 schools, benefiting over 4,000 students.