EDITOR’S SYNOPSIS
· Ambuja Cements renovates the community library in Sikandarpur village, Bhagwanpur
· The initiative promotes joyful learning and awareness around the importance of education
· Inauguration saw enthusiastic participation from local children and community members
Ambuja Cements, the cement and building materials company of the diversified Adani Portfolio, has revitalised the community library in Sikandarpur village, Bhagwanpur, Roorkee. This initiative is part of a broader commitment to strengthening rural educational infrastructure, promoting reading habits that nurtures curiosity, learning, and development in the community especially amongst children and youth.
Ambuja Cements’ CSR arm led a comprehensive upgrade of the unused library by repairing the space, installing new furniture, and stocking shelves with age-appropriate books and learning materials. The team worked closely with teachers, local leaders, and families to ensure the library became a vibrant, accessible space for children. The newly transformed facility was inaugurated by Mr. Sarabjeet Singh, Plant Head at Ambuja Cements, in the presence of enthusiastic students and community members.
Ambuja Cements’ deep-rooted commitment to building empowered, self-reliant communitiesis reflected in this renovation. By investing in meaningful educational infrastructure, the company is helping create spaces where minds can thrive, and where the pursuit of knowledge becomes a shared community value. The library now stands as a symbol of how corporate responsibility, when driven by purpose, can spark lasting change at the grassroots.


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