4th & 11th September 2022

The drive took place under the guidance and support of Prithvi Innovations, a National NGO founded by Ms. Anuradha Gupta, which is working towards initiatives like sustainable and green education, sustainable lifestyle, sustainable consumption, and production, etc. The Tree Plantation Drive was based on United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 12 i.e., “Responsible Consumption and Production”, since consumption and production are at the core of the global economy and everything, whatever we consume has some positive or negative impact on the environment and social development, UN SDG 12 significantly aims at promoting human activities within carrying capacity while respecting the rights of future generations.

27th and 30th August 2022

Computer literacy is one of the social initiatives taken by the Social Responsibility Committee and is based on United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4. The full title of UN SDG 4 is to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. The drive was conducted in order to promote computer education among the students who are not able to have access to computer classes at their schools. They were made aware of the importance of the computer, and its uses and were also taught the few applications of it. Also, reasoning sessions were conducted wherein students were taught basic shapes, days in a week, blood relations, how to introduce yourself, and awareness-based topics.

05th August 2022

The event was based on Sustainable Development Goal 12, titled "responsible consumption and production", one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals established by the United Nations. In Phase 1 of the Donation drive, the team distributed mattresses to the children of ChildLine Foundation, Barabanki. Childline is a national, 24x7, free, phone emergency outreach service for children in need of care and protection, linking them to long-term rehabilitation. 80+ mattresses were distributed to needy children from the girl’s hostel of Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow. The entire team of the Social Responsibility Committee is thankful to everyone who contributed to this cause. Seeing those happy and content faces makes one realize that there is still a lot of hope left and that a change can still be made.

25th January 2022

• On 25th January 2022, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow, organized “Reconnecting the Disrupted Learner in Education Mainstream Campaign- Launch of Phase Two”. The program was conducted under the guidance of Prof. Reena Agarwal (Chairperson, Social Responsibility Committee and Faculty In-charge, Social Outreach Program). The event was graced with the presence of Dr. Kavita Pathak (Director, Jaipuria Lucknow), Ms. Promini Chopra (Principal, Seth MR Jaipuria School, Lucknow), Mr. Rajat Kumar (Chief Revenue Officer at Hindustan Media Group, Bihar and Jharkhand). The host for the ceremony was Ms. Neha Nayak (Student Batch 2021-23). Further, Dr. Kavita Pathak presented the Green Certificate to the guests and shared some valuable insights. She thanked the media houses for their support. She said "the budding managers of Jaipuria Institute have worked quite hard for the success of this campaign. I am proud of my students. This is the first lot of refurbished phones, we will be distributing more as soon as they are ready. We need to keep going to help as many children as we can." She also expressed her gratitude towards the media, citizens of Lucknow, and all campaign partners.
• Mr. Ratnesh Kumar, Teacher In-charge at Child-Friendly School, Chaandwal village said "Jaipuria Institute of Management has been continuously supporting our school through various ways. The institute has provided clothes for children. They are also providing online education to the disrupted learners."
• Ms. Sana and Ms. Fiza who are teachers in charge of a primary school run by the Vigyan Foundation (NGO) in Akbar Nagar said "the students are facing a lot of difficulties due to lack of digital devices. This initiative is a ray of hope for us and those children. We thank the institute for their support".

8th March 2022

The session was blessed with the presence of the eminent dignitaries Dr. Kavita Pathak (Director, Jaipuria Lucknow), Mr. Alok Ranjan (Former Chief Secretary, Government of UP), Mr. Shailendra Srivastava (Chairman, SIMA), Dr. Sindhuja Mishra (Chairperson, SELF), and Prof. Reena Agarwal (Chairperson, Social Responsibility Committee, Jaipuria Lucknow). The festivity made a head start with Dr. Pathak accentuating women as a strong pillar for society and their indelible contribution towards the betterment of the society and country as a whole. Moving further, Mr. Alok Ranjan cited that society stays strong when women stand strong. Women have continuously evolved themselves as unparalleled power in society. "Today, if we look at the modern-day management sciences, there has been no point of parallelism when compared to the management skills that are projected by women, be at work front or as a homemaker. There is a strong need to recognize womanhood and take concrete steps to give wings to their goals and aspirations," said Mr. Shailendra Srivastava.

During the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Reena Agrawal, Chairperson, Social Responsibility Committee, Jaipuria Institute of Management Lucknow, made it her mission to reach out to as many people as she could and help them. For this purpose, not only did she approached her students from the present batches, but alumnus of the institute passed out even 15 years ago. With her wide network of students and other contacts in various NGO, she has been running the program currently for almost a month now. In this short span of time the team has been able to provide leads to 1575+ critically ill Covid patients, regarding their requirement for ICU beds, Ventilator beds, Oxygen beds, oxygen cylinders and concentrators, essential medicines, blood & plasma, ambulance services and medically trained attendants All Over India.

8th March 2021

On 8th March 2021, the Social Responsibility Committee of Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow in association with Mission Mahila Shakti, Uttar Pradesh Police hosted a Nukkad Natak on the occasion of International Women’s Day at Fun Republic Mall, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow. Women’s day is a day to celebrate the unstoppable spirit of womenkind, a day to remember all the great women who changed the course of society, and a day to make everyone remember the importance of women in our lives. The play very beautifully depicted the evolution of the universe and the meaning of Shiv & Shakti. It explains how men and women are equals and one is incomplete without the other. And for the mere existence of life, they both must be present. The honourable Chief Guest of the event was Ms. Ruchita Chaudhary (IPS 1994 Batch), DCP, Uttar Pradesh Police. From the tear 2016 to 26 January 2021 she has been blessed with Sarahniya Awards and Seva Samman Awards. Ruchita Chaudhary Ma’am is born and bought up in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh and is a young and dynamic police officer of the department. Dr. Reena Agrawal, Chairperson, Social Responsibility Committee, felicitating the Mall Manager Mr. Vikas Khatoch and Mr. Mayank Khanna.

2nd March 2021

On 2nd March 2021, the Social Responsibility Committee of Jaipuria Institute of Management Lucknow hosted an Educational Drive for 50 students from Child Friendly School, Barabanki. This Educational Drive is a yearly event of the committee aimed at educating the students and familiarizing them with the outside environment. The students at the institute have been associated with the school for long, mentoring them throughout the lockdown phase as well. The day started with the children along with their school principal Mr. Vinod Kumar and teachers arriving at the campus. Prof. Reena Agrawal, Chairperson, Social Responsibility Committee along with Student Coordinator Mr. Prayush Prakash, Senior member Mr. Chanchal Misra and all the committee members joined with around 20 volunteers were present to welcome the students.

12th December 2020

On 12th December 2020, a session on “Model गाँव” was organized at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow by the Social Responsibility Committee. The Chief Guest for the session was Dr. Heera Lal, IAS officer, Founding Visionary of Model गाँव, along with Dr. Amita Jain, Regional Manager, Tata Trust for the state of Uttar Pradesh. They were accompanied by Mr. Munish, President of Model गाँव, Chief General Manager NABARD(Retd.) and Mr. Saurabh Lall, CEO of Model गाँव, Founder- Content Culture. The event was conducted under the guidance of Prof. Shubhendra Singh Parihar, Dean, Student Affairs and Prof. Reena Agarwal, Chairperson-Social Responsibility Committee (SRC). The host for the evening was Ms. Aditi Rana. The event was attended by the representatives of TATA Trust.

The event was then taken over by Dr. Heera Lal who focused on how the model will ensure the holistic development of the village. He discussed the mission and vision statement of the model, which is to promote village development through village manifesto and developing changemakers for their round development. He laid emphasis on industrialization of agriculture, especially in Uttar Pradesh so as to double farmer’s income and make villagers “Aatmnirbhar”. He described the working of the model through three major components:

• Village Manifesto
• Change Maker
• FPO/FPC.

17th November, 2019

On 17th November, 2019, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow organized Run for Road Safety marathon in association with Road Safety Cell, Transport Department to make people aware about the importance of traffic rules. The marathon was organized by the Social Responsibility Committee of the institute under the guidance of Prof. Reena Agarwal, Faculty Committee Coordinator and Mr. Ishnidhi Srivastava, Student Committee Coordinator. The Chief Guest of this event happened to be Mr. Dheeraj Sahu, IAS, Transport Commissioner; Dr. Anil Mishra, Deputy transport Commissioner and few other dignitaries of Transport Department. At first RJ Aftaab from 98.3 Red FM introduced the route to every one and also told that Rover biker Group will be leading the run. The run began from 1090 square at 6:30 a.m. wherein Dr. Kavita Pathak, Director, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow and Prof. Shubhendra Singh Parihar, Associate Dean Students Affairs flagged off the marathon. The ending point of the marathon was Gate No. 4 of Janeshwar Mishra Park and at the end point of the race arrangements of refreshments was made for the participants. There the guests were welcomed by Ms. Afreen Shahadat, host of the event and introduced them to everyone.

18th July, 2019

The workshop imparted basic knowledge of self defence for the women in our society, and also communicated the idea of why women empowerment and protecting an individual is so important. The session was taken forward by Dr. Sangeeta Sharma wherein, she talked about the safety of not just the girls and women but also of the boys in our society, who at times, are trapped in situations from where escape is almost impossible. She talked about how girls and children need to be more aware and alert in their lives against child abuse, acid attacks and other abhorrent actions.

27th August 2022

The Phase 2 of the “Financial cum Digital Literacy Drive” was based on United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 1. SDG 1.4 under UN SDG 1 aims to ensure that all men and women, particularly the poor and vulnerable, have equal access to economic resources as well as basic services, appropriate new technologies, and financial services for those who work but do not earn a fair living. In 2018, over 8% of employed individuals and their families globally lived in extreme poverty. Rural poverty is three times higher than urban poverty, accounting for 17.2% of the global total. The Financial cum Digital Literacy Drive assists individuals in gaining independence and financial security. The ladies living in the slums and the street vendors are unaware of the widespread usage of online payment services, making them more vulnerable to scams carried out via phone calls and messages requesting scam URLs and OTP sharing. This drive raised awareness among them by teaching them how to use digital payment applications and showing them how to monitor their own spending. The students of the batch 2022-24 assisted the people in resolving issues of how to avoid the potential scams that can happen to them.