They are the largest car manufacturers of our country for a reason. The company knows well that it is not about getting successful, but about maintaining it. as a part of the corporate social responsibility (CSR) the company has scheduled an inflow of Rs. 140 crore to be invested in road safety and traffic management.
Not only this, the company knows its responsibilities well. With such great network of monetary influx, the car major has also invested heftily in the field of healthcare for the overall optimistic development of the rural areas.
"Through CSR projects, we aim to create positive impact. The quality of life in the adopted villages has improved, over 90 per cent of the individual household toilets constructed are used regularly," Maruti Suzuki Head of CSR Ranjit Singh said. The initiative has benefited 14 villages adopted by the philanthropic manufacturers.
The carmaker had invested Rs 89.45 crore in 2016-17 Last fiscal, it trained 2.95 lakh drivers in safe driving while adding 40 new driving training schools making it 400 across 190 cities.
Talking about the bigger picture, the company will be investing a lumpsum of Rs. 4500 crore in fields like R&D, machinery upgradation and marketing, a thousand crore more than the last fiscal year. The Chairman Osamu Suzuki of Maruti Suzuki and President of Toyota motorworks Akio Toyoda paid an unexpected visit to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss over their allaince over cleaner hybrids and all-electric vehicles to be increased in India, during the time of an abrupt shift to upgraded emission norms of BS IV. The collaboration might turn out ot be ever fruitful for both the sides, with Toyota's deeper understanding of technological front and manufacturing, and Maruti's grip over the customers of India for a long time.
