Ammani Ammal’s Girls School was founded as a Government-aided school in 1974 by our former chairman Shri P.R. Ramasubrahmaneya Rajha, to encourage girls’ education in rural areas around Rajapalayam. In 1979, the school added higher secondary classes.
The Polytechnic College is a State Government-aided autonomous institution founded in 1963 by our former chairman Shri P. R. Ramasubrahmaneya Raja. A governing council led by our current chairman, Shri P.R. Venketrama Raja, currently manages the college.
Thamarai Educational Projects wishes to build a multifunctional learning centre catering to the Annai Nagar and surrounding villages on the north side of Auroville.
The project is designed for education and creation of Upcycled Art and Design. The goal is to sensitize the community about waste and create functional art and design from the generated ‘waste.’
The Auroville Botanical Gardens conduct an assessment survey of the Sacred Groves of Tamil Nadu, with the objective to assess their current health and compare them to the previous studies.
Ramco did major relief work during Ockhi, Gaja cyclones and the Covid 19 pandemic.
Nearly 100,000 students have passed through the portals of the 20 institutions run by Ramco and its trusts since 1950 when our first school was established.
Ātmaprasāra is a volunteer-led initiative that provides free and confidential counselling services for those who are looking for emotional support during turbulent times.
Mine restoration provides an opportunity to create an environment that makes a tremendous contribution to the conversation of biodiversity, both with respect to plants and animals.
From 2018 on, EcoPro’s rural development project in ST hamlets in the Kalrayan Hills has been financed by Ramco CSR funds.