L&T Supports India’s Fight Against COVID-19, Commits to donate ₹150 Crore

Larsen & Toubro, India’s leading technology, engineering, construction, manufacturing and financial services conglomerate, is    committed to participate in corporate India’s response to COVID-19 through funds, community welfare plans and through leveraging its expertise to offer assistance. Responding to the call given by Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, the company will donate ₹150 Crore to the PM-CARES Fund.
The project management conglomerate has set aside an outlay of over ₹500 Crore per month to support about 160,000 contract workers by continuing to pay their wages during the ongoing lockdown and providing them with food and basic amenities at labour camps, while maintaining the COVID-19 prevention and containment protocol.
Commenting on the company’s preparedness to fight this pandemic, Mr. AM Naik, Group Chairman, Larsen & Toubro, said: “L&T has always stood by the nation in its hour of need. We are helping India’s fight against COVID-19 by way of immediate funding, and through a range of welfare initiatives including converting our training schools into Isolation Centers. We are also leveraging our engineering and construction expertise to help the authorities deal with the crisis.”
L&T is considering transforming all company-owned training centers and other select establishments into isolation wards. It is exploring
to supply critical healthcare equipment to hospitals engaged in  treating COVID-19 patients. The company has also committed to offer use of its community Health & Medical Centers 24X7 and use ambulances to transport patients to nearest hospitals.
L&T Smart World & Communication, a business unit of Larsen & Toubro, has installed smart technologies in over 20 major cities, including Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Prayagraj, Ahmedabad, Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad and others. These technologies will help various state governments and local authorities to fight COVID-19 pandemic effectively.

Hot this week

Ratings Over Reality — The Unethical War Reporting of Indian News Channels

A section of Indian Television Is Not Reporting the...

A Life Built in Service: The Long Gulf Journey of Dr. Puthur Rahman

For decades, Dr. Puthur Rahman has been among the...

When the Rupee Fell — and the Expat Cheered, but Not for Long

Special to Gulf Daily Mail Rajan Menon still remembers the...

Kozhikode’s Timeless Melody: Where Busy Markets Transform into Soulful Mehfil Nights

KOZHIKODE- India: When the sun sets and the dust...

Empire, Pressure, Gunshot: Inside C.J. Roy’s End

The Rise and Fall of a Builder: The Story...

Sharjah Invites Indian Publishers to Expand Globally

NEW DELHI / SHARJAH: As Indian publishing houses increasingly...

The Man Gulf Workers Call When Everything Else Fails

He arrived in the Emirates on 30 June 1979....

Largest FIFA World Cup in history to kick off Thursday in Mexico City

MEXICO CITY- The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off...

Dubai partners to simplify home buying for residents

DUBAI- For many residents in Dubai, the dream of...

Between Rain and Routine: Kerala’s Monsoon Dilemma

When the rain chatters and patters on the rooftops...

Three Ministers, Sixteen Years, One Ruin: Now It Is Muraleedharan’s Turn

P.K. Shreemathi promised and stalled. K.K. Shailaja let it...

Related Articles

Popular Categories