Archive · 24 Dec 2025
HDFC Bank Releases First CSR Report
HDFC Bank, which is a big private bank in India, has shared its first report about how it helps society.
This report is called the CSR Report and it talks about all the good things the bank has done in the last 10 years.
The bank spent a lot of money, about ₹1,068.03 crore, on helping people in different ways.
They helped people in villages, built schools, gave scholarships, and even taught people about saving money.
They also did a lot to help the environment, like making structures to save water and installing solar lights.
The bank has helped over 10.56 crore people in many parts of India.
They did all this through a program called Parivartan, which means change in Hindi.
The report shows how the bank is trying to make the world a better place.
HDFC Bank released its first-ever standalone annual CSR Report, showcasing its decade-long journey of social impact through the Parivartan program.
The Bank spent ₹1,068.03 crore on CSR initiatives in FY 2024-25, an increase of nearly ₹123 crore over the previous year.
Cumulatively, as of March 31, 2025, the Bank has invested ₹6,176 crore in CSR programmes, impacting 10.56 crore lives across 28 states and 8 Union Territories.
The Bank's CSR initiatives focus on six core areas: Rural Development, Promotion of Education, Skill Training & Livelihood Enhancement, Healthcare & Hygiene, Financial Literacy & Inclusion, and Natural Resource Management.
The Bank's initiatives are aligned with 10 of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, reflecting its integrated approach to inclusive and sustainable development.
- Who
- HDFC Bank
- What
- Released its first-ever standalone annual CSR Report
- When
- FY 2024-25
- Where
- India (28 states and 8 Union Territories)
- Why
- To showcase the Bank’s decade-long journey of social impact through its umbrella programme, Parivartan
- CSR Spend (FY 2024-25)
- ₹1,068.03 crore
- Total CSR Investment (as of March 31, 2025)
- ₹6,176 crore
- Lives Impacted by Parivartan
- 10.56 crore
- Aspirational Districts Covered
- 102 out of 112
- Border Villages Covered
- 298
- Households Impacted by Rural Development
- 14.92 lakh
- Scholarships Disbursed
- 29,000+
- SMART Schools Set Up
- 2,600+
- Community Libraries Built
- 930
- Individuals Trained for Livelihoods
- 7.2 lakh
- Individuals Benefitted from Healthcare Initiatives
- 3 lakh+
- Digital Fraud Awareness Followers
- 21 lakh+
- Water Conservation Structures Created
- 14,520
- Solar Lights Installed
- 69,000+
