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Established in 1996, the Infosys Foundation supports programs in areas of education, rural developmen

22/04/2026

Infosys Foundation and Deshpande Startups are proud to announce a highly customized, self-paced incubation program designed specifically for Aarohan Social Innovation Award winners 2025.

Their innovations have the potential to change lives. We’re bringing them the support and mentorship they need to realize their potential, in addition to the prize money.

The program will cater to each innovator’s aspirations, provide access to sectoral communities and funding from impact investors. From network mixers to 1:1 mentoring to fundraising fundamentals and public storytelling masterclasses, this program is designed to ensure that winners leap from recognition to real, scalable impact.

Read more: infy.com/laAT5.

21/04/2026

Expanding access to eye care through technology.

Infosys has been recognized among the Top 3 Most Innovative Companies globally (CSR) by Fast Company 2026.

At the center is SightConnect, a Tech4Good initiative supported by Infosys Foundation with L V Prasad Eye Institute, enabling accessible eye screening and strengthening the continuum of care.

In 12 months, the platform supported screening for over 1,21,000 patients, helping extend timely care to underserved communities.

16/04/2026

Timely rescue and care can mean the difference between survival and suffering for injured stray animals.

Infosys Foundation, in partnership with Friends for Animals Trust, Bengaluru, is strengthening access to essential medicines and nutritious food; enabling quicker rescues and better quality treatment for strays in need.
Supported by volunteers from Samarpan - Infosys Bangalore's CSR Team, more animals are being rescued for a real chance at a healthier life.

15/04/2026

Technology continues to reshape social innovation. Sunil Kumar Dhareshwar highlights how this year’s Aarohan entries increasingly leverage tools like AI, wearables, and advancements in climate and EV battery solutions.

His message to innovators is clear: keep passion, purpose, and societal good at the heart of every innovation, ensuring technology serves people and the planet. shortner.infy.com/k7jtK

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14/04/2026

A significant milestone at the Badminton Asia Championships 2026.

Ayush Shetty secured Silver in Men’s Singles at the tournament held in Ningbo, China, becoming the first Indian men’s singles player in over six decades to win a medal at the event.

On his way to the final, Ayush registered notable wins against top-ranked opponents, including World No. 1, World No. 4, and World No. 7, reflecting consistency and composure at the highest level of competition.

He finished runner-up after facing World No. 2 Shi Yu Qi in the final.
Through the Infosys Foundation – CBE Champions Nurturing Program, supports athletes with access to structured training, coaching, and sports science, in partnership with the Centre for Badminton Excellence (CBE).

09/04/2026

Creating impact with clean power

The Anamprem Satyamev Jayate Gram Project in Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra is a safe residential space for nearly 150 persons with disabilities.

Supported by Infosys Foundation and implemented by the Pune DC CSR Team, a 20 kV solar grid system was installed in December 2025. Since then, the campus generates clean and reliable power every day. This has reduced electricity costs and freed up resources that can be directed towards care, education, and overall development.

This simple shift makes a meaningful difference; proof that sustainable choices support both people and planet.

08/04/2026

Patience, perseverance, and progress shine through even when the stakes are high.

Jagsher Singh from Punjab secured Silver in the Under-19 Boys’ Singles at the FZ FORZA Alpes International U19 2026, held in Voiron from 2nd to 5th April.

His consistency and composure earned him a well-deserved place on the international stage, making India proud.

Through the Infosys Foundation – CBE Champions Nurturing Program, supports athletes as they continue to grow through high-performance training and competition, in partnership with the Centre for Badminton Excellence (CBE).

07/04/2026

Creating access to quality healthcare, where it matters most. In FY25, Infosys Foundation’s healthcare initiatives reached 28,61,930 people across India through 200+ projects, from strengthening maternal and newborn care, equipping hospitals with critical infrastructure, enabling eye care, digital health access, to advancing menstrual health awareness. Each initiative is guided by a simple purpose, to make state-of-the-art healthcare infrastructure more reachable, inclusive, and to improve the quality of life. This , we remain committed to improving access, one program, one community, one life at a time.

06/04/2026

Inclusive education requires tools that go beyond access to enable true learning. Hexis and Iris is India’s only integrated learning ecosystem for visually impaired students, combining a refreshable Braille display, tactile diagram explorer, and a teacher content platform to support advanced reading and STEM education.

Hexis and Iris won in the Jury's Special Awards category at the recently held Aarohan Social Innovation Awards 2025 and received an award of ₹10 lakh. The team will now receive mentorship and incubation support to help deepen impact and reach more classrooms.

Learn more about their journey: shortner.infy.com/k7jtK.

04/04/2026

We have been made aware of forms of fraudulent correspondence/ potential scams claiming themselves to be associated with or with any of our office bearers. Please be advised that Infosys Foundation, foundation employees, grantees, or partner organizations do not:

• Request administrative fees for awarding a grant.
• Solicit donations in any way, manner, or form at any time from the public.
• Use social media to get beneficiaries.
• Host internet lotteries or offer prizes of any kind through email, postal mail, telephone, fax, or in person.
• Request registration fees for conferences or summits.
• Provide memberships or request fees for memberships.
• Approach individuals in-person offering grant opportunities.
• Offer investment opportunities.
• Communicate via generic E-mail addresses such as Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo etc. All communications will always originate from a verifiable Infosys e-mail address (domain of ‘.com’) and not from any free web-based email accounts.

Stay alert and read more: https://infy.com/5u9Y8

02/04/2026

Supporting learning through collective effort.

Over the past month, more than 350 volunteers from Infosys Pune DC came together to create impactful learning materials — assembling 80 science kits, designing 5 educational Jenga sets, and hand painting 584 fabric bags. These resources were distributed to over 900 students, supporting and enriching their learning experiences.

Led by the Pune DC CSR team, Sparsh – A Healing Touch, these efforts culminated on 14th March 2026.
In collaboration with Seva Sahayog and supported by Infosys Foundation, the distribution drive reached Z P School, Bodkewadi, Z P School, Maan, and New English School, Maan.

Each contribution reflects a shared commitment to enabling access to learning.

01/04/2026

Preventable vision loss remains one of the most overlooked health challenges in rural India.

In remote communities, dust from fields, smoke from wood burning stoves, and delayed diagnosis mean eye conditions often go untreated until it’s too late.

Infosys Foundation, in partnership with Vivekananda Netralaya (Ramakrishna Mission), is working to change this in the Garhwal Himalayas. A new OPD clinic inaugurated in December 2024, advanced diagnostic equipment for early detection of cataracts, glaucoma, and retinal disease, and regular outreach camps in villages and schools are helping reach patients sooner. With nearly 15,000 eye surgeries conducted each year, this expansion enables even greater access to timely care.

At the same time, our collaboration with LV Prasad Eye Institute has scaled tech-enabled care—through the SightConnect app, over 1,75,000 patients accessed eye care from home in just one year.

Because when the right tools reach the right places, sight can be saved.

This Blindness Prevention Week, we reaffirm our commitment to building accessible, equitable pathways to vision care for every community, no matter how far.

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