CSR

Corporate Social
Responsibilty

Mission

To meaningfully contribute to the social and economic development of the local communities in which we operate, in the fields of education,
healthcare and environment. Our focus is on the upliftment of the weaker sections of the society in order to make their lives better thereby
raising our country's human development index.

Environment

Trees have a high ecological stabilizing element. They are essential for human and other animal life on Earth as they capture energy from the Sun and convert it into food in the form of seeds, fruits, leaves and roots. Trees are central to many ecological processes for climate regulation, such as, absorbing carbon dioxide, fertility of the soil and the purification of both water and air. Trees absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it in their trunk thereby cleaning the atmosphere. The soil around the trees also absorbs carbon dioxide and stores it. The roots prevent the soil from erosion. They improve the quality of life in residential areas. They work as sound barriers. Trees protect us severe winds and storms. They provide a soothing and relaxing atmosphere. They attract numerous birds, bees and butterflies which are good for our ecological system.

Process of Aforestation

Organic Manure Preparation

or every tree, you will need 1 kg of manure Mix the following items

  • Vermicompost of Dry Leaves, Grass or Plant residue 300 grams
  • Dry Animal (Cow, Goat, Chicken) Excretion : 300 grams
  • Dry husk of grains (Rice, Wheat, Jowar, Bajra, Coconut) : 200 grams
  • Wooden Dust : 100 grams
  • Sand : 100 grams

  • Put earthworms on top of the above mixture and spray water, with little Gur to
    support decomposition. The above can be made on Overground / Underground pits by restricting any
    natural flow of water. A sample size of pit to make 100 kgs of manure is 2.5"H X
    3.0" W X 2.5

    Pit Preparation

  • Check Ph value of soil (6.5 - 7.5)
  • Remove weeds and Invasive species
  • Dig round pit of diamter 300 mm wide and 400 mm deep.
  • Do not make soil surrounding pit Porous
  • Minimum distance between two pits should be 2 meters
  • After 1 week, put 1 kg of organic manure in pit and leave it for 2-3 days.

  • Vinay and Ajay Foundation has the necessary equipments (Tractor, Auger) for
    digging of pits. Kindly contact in case required by you.

    List of Native Trees
    Common Name
    Scientific Name
    • Shami
    • Banyan
    • Amaltas
    • Dak
    • Sheesham
    • Ashoka
    • Jamun
    • Gooler
    • Kachnar
    • Kadam
    • Kala Siris
    • Safed Siris
    • Babul
    • Prosopis Cineraria
    • Ficus Benghalensis
    • Cassia Fistula
    • Butes Monosperma
    • Dalbergia Sissoo
    • Polyalthia Longifolia
    • Syzgium Cumini
    • Ficus Racemosa
    • Bauhinia Variegata
    • Neelamarckia Cad
    • Albizia Lebbeck
    • Albizia Procera
    • Acacia Nilotica
    Common Name
    Scientific Name
    • Bael
    • Mahua
    • Maulsari
    • Gulmohar
    • Peepal
    • Kadi Patha
    • Shahtoot
    • Behada
    • Sharifa
    • Amla
    • Arjun
    • Tikoma
    • Coral Tree
    • Aegle Marmelos
    • Maduca Longifolia
    • Mimusops Elengi
    • Delonix Regia
    • Ficus Religiosa
    • Murraya Koenigii
    • Morus Alba
    • Terminalia Bellirica
    • Annona Squamosa
    • Phyllanthus Emblica
    • Terminalia Arjuna
    • Tecoma Stans
    • Erythrina Veriegata
    Tree Identification

    Proper selection of the native trees species plays a pivotal role on successful forestation. Vinay and Ajay Foundation has developed a nursery of native trees which are ready for plantation. The saplings should not be watered for minimum 2 days before plantation.

    Vinay and Ajay Foundation. Kindly contactus in case you require any saplings for aforestation.

    Timing for Plantation

    Ideally Native Trees Species Must Be Planted At The Beginning Of The Monsoon Season As Moisture In The Atmosphere, As Well As, Moderate Temperatures Support’S Their Survival. Planting Should Commence After 50 Mls Of Rain Has Fallen As The Ground Conditions Are Condusive To The Growth Of The Saplings.

    Planting Should Be Completed During The Rainy Season. The Summer And The Winter Season Are Dry And Have Extreme Temperatures Which Are Non Condusive To The Survival Of The Saplings.

    Plantation

    After securing the site from any vandelism or thoroughfare, plant the native trees in the pit.

  • Make a hole in the center of the pit which is larger than the size of roots of sapling.
  • Place the sapling in the pit.
  • Cover the sapling and pit with 1 kg of soil.
  • Compact the soil with hand/fett to remove trapped air.
  • Put minimum 2 litre of water on sapling and the pit.
  • Sustenance of Trees

    Properly planted saplings can become self sustainable within two-three years, as subsequently, they develop their own eco system. Till such time, the following care must be taken.

  • keep sapling erect with support of bamboo stick tied to it.
  • Cover the soil with agriculture waste such as leaves upon decomposition these materials become manure.
  • Protect from vandelism
  • Wate rthe saplings atleast 2-3 times per week to ensure root remain moist.
  • Education

    The Company supports the underprivileged children to complete their education by supporting them in their school fees, providing education kits, upgrading school infrastructure and building computer centers.

    Healthcare

    The company organises health camps for the underprivilege as well as support local villages by building toilets in order to promote "Swach Bharat" mission of the Government.

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    Contact Us

    Corporate Office

    B-206A Sector 81, Phase II,
    Noida 201305
    Uttar Pradesh , India

    Telephone

    +91 120 4093901,
    +91 120 2462552

    Fax

    +91 120 2461371