Lok Sabha Question No. 76 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2025-12-01
Subject: Utilisation of CSR Funds in Hisar
Ministry: CORPORATE AFFAIRS
Asked by: Shri Jai Parkash

76. Shri Jai Parkash:

Will the Minister of CORPORATE AFFAIRS be pleased to state:

- (a) the amount of funds spent under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) by various companies operating in the Hisar Lok Sabha constituency in the State of Haryana during the financial years 2022-23 and 2023-24;
- (b) whether many companies in this region have not complied with the prescribed CSR expenditure  targets  and  that  some  projects  are  lying  incomplete,  if  so,  the  details thereof;
- (c)  the  steps  taken  by  the  Government  to  ensure  that  companies  effectively  spend under their mandated  CSR  obligations in sectors such as education, health, environmental protection and rural development; and
- (d) whether the Government is also considering issuing a transparent district-wise/areawise report on CSR expenditure in the country and if so, the details thereof?

## ANSWER

MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS AND MINISTER OF

STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS [SHRI HARSH MALHOTRA]

(a):  The Ministry does not maintain parliament constituency-wise CSR data. All data related to CSR filed by companies in MCA21 registry is available in public domain and can be accessed at www.csr.gov.in. On the basis of annual filings made by companies in  the  MCA21  registry,  District-wise  and  Development  Sector-wise  CSR  expenditure in Haryana during the Financial Years 2022-23 and 2023-24 is attached at Annexure-I and Annexure-II respectively.

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

## MINISTRY OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 76

Monday, December 1, 2025/Agrahayana 10, 1947 (Saka)

Utilisation of CSR Funds in Hisar

## QUESTION

(b) to (d): The CSR framework is disclosure based and CSR mandated companies are required to file details of CSR activities annually in the MCA21 registry. Under the Act, CSR is a Board driven process and the Board of the company is empowered to plan, decide, execute and monitor CSR activities of the  company based on the recommendation  of  its  CSR  Committee.  The  Board  of  the  company  is  required  to disclose the CSR Policy implemented by the company in its Board report. The Board of the company has to satisfy itself that the funds so disbursed have been utilised for the purposes and in the manner as approved by it, and the Chief Financial Officer or the person responsible for financial management shall certify to the effect. The details of CSR  activities,  Impact  Assessment  etc.  are  required  to  be  reported  by  all  the companies in the 'Annual Report on CSR' including annual action plan on CSR which is part of the Company's Board Report. Further, those companies who have their websites are required to make disclosures such as composition of CSR Committee, CSR Policy and CSR projects approved by Board on their website. The existing legal provisions regarding formation of CSR committee, formulation of CSR policy, Annual Action Plan on CSR, identification of the project and area in which project will be implemented, certification  of  CSR  expenditure  by  Chief  Financial  Officer  (CFO)  and  audit  of  CSR expenditure  by  statutory  auditors, etc.,  provide  adequate  mechanisms  to  ensure transparency and accountability. The Board has to ensure that the approved amount has been spent on the assigned activity(ies). In case of receipt of complaint against the companies and officers-in-default, detailed examination is conducted and in case any variation is found, penal action as per provisions of the Act following due process of law is initiated.

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## Refer to part (a) of Lok Sabha Unstarred Question no. 76  for 01.12.2025 District-wise CSR Expenditure in Haryana during FYs 2022-23 and 2023-24

(Amount in Rupees Crore)

| Sl. No   | Districts                         | FY 2022-23   | FY 2023-24   |
|----------|-----------------------------------|--------------|--------------|
| 1        | Ambala                            | 18.12        | 15.15        |
| 2        | Bhiwani                           | 5.86         | 7.72         |
| 3        | Charkhi Dadri                     | -            | -            |
| 4        | Faridabad                         | 77.49        | 104.47       |
| 5        | Fatehabad                         | 6.52         | 7.77         |
| 6        | Gurugram                          | 291.71       | 335.07       |
| 7        | Hisar                             | 21.49        | 38.48        |
| 8        | Jhajjar                           | 34.15        | 38.74        |
| 9        | Jind                              | 2.48         | 1.82         |
| 10       | Kaithal                           | 0.53         | 1.26         |
| 11       | Karnal                            | 10.53        | 11.72        |
| 12       | Kurukshetra                       | 4.69         | 3.31         |
| 13       | Mahendragarh                      | 3.82         | 3.98         |
| 14       | Nuh                               | 51.49        | 24.22        |
| 15       | Palwal                            | 0.60         | 0.05         |
| 16       | Panchkula                         | 16.29        | 20.71        |
| 17       | Panipat                           | 25.17        | 28.53        |
| 18       | Rewari                            | 33.18        | 52.45        |
| 19       | Rohtak                            | 10.82        | 14.36        |
| 20       | Sirsa                             | 6.68         | 5.55         |
| 21       | Sonipat                           | 57.10        | 42.65        |
| 22       | Yamunanagar                       | 7.49         | 5.14         |
| 23       | District not classified elsewhere | 34.18        | 53.81        |
|          | Total                             | 720.38       | 816.95       |

(Data upto 31.03.2025) (Source: Corporate Data Management Cell)

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## Refer to part (a) of Lok Sabha Unstarred Question no. 76  for 01.12.2025 Development Sector Wise CSR Expenditure in Haryana during FYs 2022-23 and 2023-24

## (Amount in Rupees Crore)

| Sl.No   | Development Sector                             | FY 2022-23   |   FY 2023-24 |
|---------|------------------------------------------------|--------------|--------------|
| 1       | Agro forestry                                  | 2.67         |         0.6  |
| 2       | Animal welfare                                 | 26.38        |        31.3  |
| 3       | Armed Forces, Veterans, War Widows/ Dependants | 2.27         |         0.56 |
| 4       | Art and culture                                | 8.70         |        13.7  |
| 5       | Conservation of natural resources              | 21.08        |        17.98 |
| 6       | Education                                      | 243.46       |       273.57 |
| 7       | Environmental sustainability                   | 82.08        |        81.7  |
| 8       | Gender equality                                | 1.59         |         1.13 |
| 9       | Health care                                    | 123.79       |       148.77 |
| 10      | Livelihood enhancement projects                | 11.29        |        12.01 |
| 11      | Poverty, Eradicating Hunger, Malnutrition      | 22.75        |        33.35 |
| 12      | Rural development projects                     | 71.98        |        42.4  |
| 13      | Safe drinking water                            | 2.91         |         5.7  |
| 14      | Sanitation                                     | 5.24         |         8.71 |
| 15      | Senior Citizens Welfare                        | 11.38        |        16.88 |
| 16      | Setting up homes and hostels for women         | 1.16         |         1.67 |
| 17      | Setting up orphanage                           | 1.10         |         2.08 |
| 18      | Slum area development                          | 0.34         |         0.31 |
| 19      | Socio-economic equalities                      | 0.30         |         2.68 |
| 20      | Special education                              | 11.29        |        13.49 |
| 21      | Technology incubators                          | -            |         0.05 |
| 22      | Training to promote sports                     | 6.00         |        12.25 |
| 23      | Vocational skills                              | 55.99        |        90.43 |
| 24      | Women empowerment                              | 6.63         |         5.43 |
| 25      | NEC/Not mentioned                              | -            |         0.21 |
|         | Total                                          | 720.38       |       816.95 |

(Data upto 31.03.2025) (Source: Corporate Data Management Cell)

* Companies either did not specify the names of sectors or indicated more than one sector where projects were undertaken.

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