Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Hikal Upgrades Rural Indian School with Digital Infrastructure
A company called Hikal helped an old school in India by giving them new things.
They gave them new benches, TVs that can show videos, a projector to help students learn new skills, and a printer.
They also built a special place where students can wash their hands.
This helps make the school a better place to learn and helps the kids stay healthy.
Hikal has invested in a 130-year-old school in Alibaug, India.
The initiative aims to improve the learning environment through digital infrastructure and better amenities.
Hikal provided new benches, LED smart TVs, a projector, and a printer.
A shaded handwash area was constructed to improve hygiene standards.
The project is part of Hikal's CSR program, Srijan, focusing on community development.
- Who
- Hikal Limited, in partnership with Utkarsh Global Foundation.
- What
- Hikal introduced digital infrastructure at a 130 year old Zilla Parishad School.
- When
- June 26th (based on the article date)
- Where
- Zirad, Alibaug, India.
- Why
- To create a more engaging and safe learning environment and promote better academic outcomes.
- Company
- Hikal Limited
- School Age
- 130 years
- Location
- Zirad, Alibaug, Maharashtra, India
- Partnership
- Utkarsh Global Foundation
- CSR Program
- Srijan
- Items Provided
- Benches, TVs, Projector, Printer, Handwash Area