The Young India Police School (YIPS) in Telangana has received ₹42.5 lakh in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) contributions from three organisations to support its educational initiatives and development.
Representatives of the organisations handed over the contributions to Telangana Director General of Police (DGP) C.V. Anand. The donations are intended to strengthen educational opportunities for children of police personnel and recognise the services rendered by police officers and staff to society.
The contributions have come from AQ Square Realtors, part of the Kohinoor Group, Aryan Precision and Divya Shakti Group, with each organisation extending financial support towards the school’s development.
Three Organisations Contribute to School Development
AQ Square Realtors, part of the Kohinoor Group, made the largest contribution of ₹25 lakh towards the development of the Young India Police School.
Aditya Pai, Managing Director of Puzzolana Machinery Fabricators, contributed ₹10 lakh on behalf of Aryan Precision. Ravindra Kumar Agarwal, Founder Director of Divya Shakti Group, provided an additional ₹7.5 lakh.
The three contributions together amount to ₹42.5 lakh. The financial assistance is expected to support the school’s educational initiatives and improve opportunities for children from police families.
DGP C.V. Anand Appreciates Corporate Participation
DGP C.V. Anand congratulated the representatives of the organisations for extending support to the institution. He said the contributions would be used to improve educational opportunities for children of police personnel.
He also acknowledged that the organisations had come forward in recognition of the services police personnel provide to society. The support, he noted, would contribute to the educational development of their children.
The participation of corporate organisations through CSR funding provides an additional channel of support for the institution as it works towards its educational objectives.
Young India Police School Focuses on Education for Police Families
The Young India Police School was established with the objective of providing quality education to children of police personnel. The institution is intended to address the educational needs of police families while creating opportunities for students to access structured academic and extracurricular development.
Corporate contributions are expected to complement other support for the school’s development and educational facilities.
The latest ₹42.5 lakh in CSR assistance highlights the role of private-sector participation in supporting education-focused initiatives and recognising the welfare needs of police families.
Disclaimer: This report has been editorially prepared using publicly available information and official statements. Readers are advised to refer to official announcements for further details.
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