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Details of CSR Expenditure Incurred by Cpses During 2013-14 2013-14 ( Only for Cspes in View of DPE Guidelines on CSR & Sustainability Effective Sl.No Details of CSR expenditure incurred by CPSEs during 2013-14 2013-14 ( Only for CSPEs in view of DPE Guidelines on CSR & Sustainability effective Sl.No. Name of Name of project/ activity Name of Implementing Agency Amount spent CPSE on CSR activity/proje ct (Rs. in Lakh) 1 ONGC ONGC's Swavlamban Abhiyan: (FY 2013-14) ALIMCO 2527.00 2 ONGC Suport for conservation of natural resources through PETROLEUM 613.00 PCRA 2013-14 CONSERVATION RESEARCH 3 ONGC ONGC Community Hospital at Lakhimpur Keri SANJIDA 451.00 4 ONGC Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh: ASSAM MEDICAL COLLEGE , 414.00 established Catheterization Laboratory and facilities DIBRUGARH for open Heart Surgery in Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh for providing quality health services 5 ONGC ONGC-Akshaypatra Centralised Kitchen Facility The Akshay Patra Foundation 363.92 6 ONGC Financial assistance for construction of new academic LUCKNOW UNIVERSITY , 300.00 block within the existing campus of university of LUCKNOW Lucknow 7 ONGC Financial assistance to society for Bharat Ratna Sir M Bharat Ratna Sir M Visvesvaraya 300.00 Visvesvaraya National Training Facility for Skills for National Training Facility for All (BMV NTFSA) for setting up Mokshagundam Skills for All Visvesvaraya Centre for training Master Trainers in Skill Development (MVCTMTSD) 8 ONGC Financial support to Tripura govt. for setting up INDIAN INSTITUTE OF 300.00 Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) at Agartala INFORMATION as an industry Partner 9 ONGC Support to King George Hospital, Vizag HOSPITAL DEVELOPMENT 300.00 SOCIETY, KING GEORGE HOSPITAL, VISAKHAPATNAM 10 ONGC Community School Project at Sitapur ONGC COMMUNITY SCHOOL 214.54 11 ONGC Chief Minister's Relief Fund for flood in Uttarakhand MUKHYA MANTRI RAHAT 200.00 KOSH 12 ONGC Support to All India Football Federation ALL INDIA FOOTBALL 150.00 FEDERATION 13 ONGC Varishthajan Swastha Sewa Abhiyaan HELPAGE INDIA , NEW DELHI 117.20 14 ONGC MEDICAL AND CAPITAL EQUIPMENTS AND DEPUTY COMMISSIONER & 115.05 CONSUMABLES FOR DISTRICT DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL IN CHIKKABALLAPUR CHIKKABALLAPUR DISTRICT, KARNATAKA 15 ONGC SUPPORT FOR THE BILLIARDS & SNOOKER THE BILLIARDS & SNOOKER 100.00 FEDERATION FEDERATION 16 ONGC Comprehensive Thalassaemia Care at IHTM IHTM-CALCUTTA MEDICAL 99.88 COLLEGE 17 ONGC Financial Assistance for development of THE DISTRICT 99.25 infrastructure facilities and mangrove plantation at COLLECTOR,TIRUVARUR Muthupet Lagoon near ONGC operational area i.e. Cauvery Basin, Chennai 18 ONGC Support for promotion of sports Various Agencies 97.32 19 ONGC Financial Assistance towards installation of 21 nos. ZILA PANCHAYAT 93.66 of Dual Pump (Solar) based Mini Water Supply RAEBARELI Systems in Rae Bareli District 20 ONGC Water Supply Scheme Hortoki Village EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, 88.45 PHED, KOLASIB 21 ONGC Financial Assistance Towards Construction of 4 nos. ZILA PANCHAYAT 86.92 of Cremation Houses in First Phase in Rai Bareli RAEBARELI District 22 ONGC ASSISTANCE FOR CCTV PROJECT FOR SURAT TRAFFIC EDUCATION TRUST, 85.00 CITY SURAT 23 ONGC Financial Assistance to Shirdi Sai Baba Temple SHIRDI SAI BABA TEMPLE 85.00 Society for setting up a School for under-privileged SOCIETY children at Mahoba, UP 24 ONGC Construction of OP Block,Rajamundary and Medical District Collector East Godavari 79.70 equipment to AMP&NSP hospitals and West Godavari District 25 ONGC Project UDDAN CHANDIGARH 77.31 EDUCATIONAL TRUST 26 ONGC Financial Assistance Towards Installation Of 300 ZILA PANCHAYAT 66.90 Nos. of Solar Street Lights In Rural Areas of Rae RAEBARELI Bareli District 27 ONGC Harit Moksha - Installation of Green Cremation MOKSHDA PARYAVARAN 61.27 System 28 ONGC Auto-loan Mela at Chikkaballapur through Canara CANARA 60.00 Bank BANK,CHIKKABALLAPUR A/C ONGC 29 ONGC Support to All India Tennis Association for Delhi DELHI LAWN TENNIS 60.00 open-2014 ASSOCIATION 30 ONGC CSR Project for Greening BRTS Routes in AHMEDABAD JANMARG LTD 50.00 Ahmedabad 31 ONGC The enlightened Citizenship Ideals programme for RAMAKRISHNA MISSION 50.00 Schools in the NCR of Delhi” by Ramakrishna Mission, Delhi 32 ONGC Providing 2250 Nos.of LED solar lanterns for ITI LIMITED MANKAPUR 47.25 distribution to remote, poorly powered locations Balrampur & Sravasti in UP, Bokaro in Jharkhand 33 ONGC Financial Assistance Towards Installation of 5 nos. of ZILA PANCHAYAT 45.80 Water Purifier Plants in Urban Areas of Rae Bareli RAEBARELI District 34 ONGC Financial assistance towards Mobile Screening Bus SRI DHANVANTRI TRUST 42.00 with medical equipments for conducting cancer screening programmes for women in Kancheepuram District, Tamil Nadu 35 ONGC Financial assistance towards construction of RAMKRISHNA MISSION 40.00 Vivekanada Dignostic Centre and meical equipments SEVASHRAMA , for operation theatre MUZAFFARPUR 36 ONGC Financial assistance towards part funding SHOSHIT SEVA SANGH 40.00 construction of fully free English medium residential school in Patna, Bihar 37 ONGC Financial Assitance to Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI 40.00 Foundation (LBSMF) for setting–up of solar Street MEMORIAL lights and Solar Power Plants in Lal Bahadur Shastri International School, Sanganer, Rajasthan 38 ONGC VIRASAT- 2013 organised by REACH at Dehradun REACH 40.00 39 ONGC Financial Support to “Arogya Sandhan Charitable AROGYA SANDHAN 39.33 Trust” for construction of Four Storied Building for CHARITABLE TRUST Permanent Residence And Vocational Training Centre For Mentally Challenged 40 ONGC SUPPORT FOR DRINKING WATER SUPPLY KHAMBHAT NAGAR PALIKA 38.14 SCHEME TO KHAMBHAT NAGAR PALIKA 41 ONGC 100 Heart Surgeries with PRASHANTI MEDICAL PRASHANTI MEDICAL 37.50 SERVICES SERVICES & 42 ONGC Associate sponsorship of HT Leadership summit HT MEDIA LIMITED 35.00 43 ONGC Sponsorship to CNN-IBN Indian of the year award TV 18 BROADCAST LIMITED 35.00 2013 44 ONGC Support for 3rd World Energy Policy Summit 2013 LEADER TELEVISION & 35.00 ENTERTAINMENT 45 ONGC Financial Support for construction & renovation work UP SHRAM AVAM NIRMAN 34.38 at Six grounds at Kushi Nagar UP. SAHKARI 46 ONGC Support to Himjyoti School, Dehradun HIM JYOTI SCHOOL , 33.71 DEHRADUN 47 ONGC Financial Assistance to Six Schools/ Colleges in the Various schools in Siddharth 32.00 District of Siddharth Nagar, UP for Construction of Nagar Additional Class Rooms 48 ONGC Re-construction and Renovation of Budhha Jayanti UP SHRAM AVAM NIRMAN 31.13 Hostel, Kushinagar, UP under CSR Initiative SAHKARI SANGH LTD., KUSHINAGAR 49 ONGC Financial for Rajeev Gandhi International Cricket CEO RAJIV GANDHI 28.09 Stadium and Sports Complex at Dehradun INTERNATIONAL CRIC 50 ONGC Drinking water facility(OHSR) in Jaggarajupeta, East COLLECTOR, EAST 25.00 Godavari District GODAVARI DIST 51 ONGC Financial assistance for Infrastructural Development - THE DISTRICT 25.00 Muthupettai Logoon near operational area of COLLECTOR,TIRUVARUR Cauvery Basin 52 ONGC SUPPORT TO 2013-BWF WORLD SUPER SERIES BADMINTON ASSOCIATION 25.00 BADMINTON TOURNAMENT OF INDIA 53 ONGC SUPPORT TO BHAGWAN MAHAVEER BHAGWAN MAHAVEER 24.65 VIKLANG SAHAYATA FOR Providng 700 VIKLANG SAHAYATA appliance to PWDs 54 ONGC Support to UP STATE AGRO for 75 No.hand pumps UP STATE AGRO INDUSTRIAL 24.56 at Jaunpur (U.P.) 55 ONGC Upgrading Medical Facilities in Karkala Hospital at DEPUTY 24.53 Udipi, Karnataka COMMISSIONER,UDUPI DISTRICT. , UDUPI 56 ONGC Installation of 72 hand pumps in 57 villages in UP EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, 23.04 CONSTRUCTION 57 ONGC Financial assistance for development of Crematorium Executive Engineer EGS (Works) 22.25 in Ahmednagar District, Maharashtra Ahmednagar Division 58 ONGC Construction of Blood Bank in Government General COLLECTOR AND DISTRICT 22.00 Hospital, Kakinada MAGISTRATE 59 ONGC Development of Odalarevu village- undertaking 15 COLLECTOR AND DISTRICT 21.60 different Civil Works in Odalaveru Village of Eastern MAGISTRATE Offshore Asset, Kakinada 60 ONGC Ringal Tree Plantation and Eco –forestry by ONGC UTTARANCHAL BAMBOO 21.17 in Upper Himalayan Region AND FIBER DEVELO 61 ONGC ONGC Antyodaya Prakalp ADIVASI DEVELOPMENT 20.33 INITIATIVE NAGPUR, NAGPUR 62 ONGC Crediting of TDRs to BS NEGI MAHILA BS NEGI MAHILA PRAVIDHIK 20.00 PRAVIDHIK PRASHIKSHA as CSR expenditure PRASHIKSHA 63 ONGC Support for 900 solar lanterns at Uttarakhand UTTARAKHAND 19.80 RENEWABLE ENERGY 64 ONGC Preservation of Swamp Deer Phase I WILDLIFE TRUST OF INDIA 19.48 65 ONGC Support to Amar Ujala Foundation for Campaing - AMAR UJALA FOUNDATION 19.00 Beti Hi Bachayeg 66 ONGC Financial support for the construction of Auditorium PTA GOVT GIRLS HR SEC 18.74 to Head Master, Govt. Girls Higher Secondary SCHOOL School, Perungattur, Tamilnadu 67 ONGC Financial assistance to UPSIC Ltd. for installation of Utter Pradesh Small Industries 18.43 75 nos. handpumps in Sant Ravidas Nagar Loksabha Corporation Ltd. (UPSIC Ltd.) Constituency, UP 68 ONGC Support to Rajiv Gandhi Foundation-for 25 no RAJIV GANDHI FOUNDATION 16.25 specially designated vehicles to physically Challanged 69 ONGC Two Ambulances for Govt. Hospitals at Palamu & ASAINIK SALYA CIKITSAK 16.14 Chainpur, Jhrakhand 70 ONGC SUPPORT TO BALDWIN OPPORTUNITY BALDWIN OPPORTUNITY 15.72 SCHOOL FOR purchase of Mini Bus for PWDs SCHOOL 71 ONGC Training 180 youth at Chhindwara with ATDC THE APPAREL TRAINING 15.20 AND DESIGN CENTR, GURGAON 72 ONGC Financial assistance for Running ONGC Specialist DEAN FOUNDATION 15.00 Palliative and Geriatric Care Out-patient Clinic in collaboration with Dean Foundation 73 ONGC Financial assistance to the society ‘The Delhi Society The Delhi Society
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