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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS
LOK SABHA
UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1310
ANSWERED ON Monday, July 27, 2026/Shravana 5, 1948 (Saka)
CSR EXPENDITURE IN MUMBAI
QUESTION
1310. Shri Sanjay Dina Patil:
Will the Minister of CORPORATE AFFAIRS be pleased to state:
(a) whether the Government has undertaken any assessment of the Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR) expenditure by companies headquartered in Mumbai during the last three
years and the current year, if so, the details thereof;
(b) the details of CSR funds allocated and utilized for projects relating to public healthcare,
Government schools, environmental conservation, waste management, women empowerment
and skill development in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region;
(c) whether the Government has observed any imbalance in CSR investments across different
municipal wards of Mumbai, particularly in densely populated and economically weaker areas,
if so, the details thereof; and
(d) whether the Government proposes to introduce any mechanism for improved coordination
among companies, local bodies and implementing agencies to ensure equitable distribution,
transparency and effective monitoring of CSR projects in Mumbai 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): No Sir.
(b) & (c): There is no provision of allocation of CSR funds in CSR legal framework and the
Ministry does not maintain metropolitan region wise CSR data centrally. On the basis of annual
filings made by the companies in the MCA21 registry, Development sector-wise and district
wise CSR expenditure in Maharashtra for the last Financial Years i.e. 2022-23 to 2024-25 is at
Annexure-I and Annexure-II respectively.
Under the Companies Act, 2013, 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 undertaken
in the areas or subjects specified in Schedule VII of the Act, based on the recommendation of
its CSR committee. The first proviso to Section 135 (5) of the Act provides that the company
shall give preference to the local area and areas around it where it operates. However, the
emphasis on local area is only directory and not mandatory in nature. The Government does
not issue any directions to Corporates to spend in any particular area or activity.
(d): No such proposal is under consideration.
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Refer to part (b) of Lok Sabha Unstarred Question no.1310 for 27.07.2026
Development Sector-wise CSR expenditure in Maharashtra from FY 2022-23 to FY 2024-25
(Amount in Rupees Crore)
S.No. Development Sector FY 2022-23 FY 2023-24 FY 2024-25
1. Agro forestry 5.84 13.64 10.34
2. Animal Welfare 74.06 99.03 91.15
3. Armed Forces, Veterans, War
8.13 5.87 16.27
Widows/ Dependants
4. Art And Culture 64.55 93.49 114.54
5. Conservation of natural
77.57 92.97 94.81
resources
6. Education 1,734.88 2,358.27 4,051.66
7. Environmental Sustainability 308.92 346.85 405.82
8. Gender Equality 34.15 31.17 39.72
9. Health Care 2,104.01 1,858.30 2,030.19
10. Livelihood Enhancement
354.67 314.30 268.51
Projects
11. Poverty, Eradicating Hunger,
205.32 207.66 253.86
Malnutrition
12. Rural Development Projects 230.27 211.57 295.44
13. Safe Drinking Water 25.81 35.72 49.09
14. Sanitation 39.09 63.82 51.07
15. Senior Citizens Welfare 25.90 23.32 37.13
16. Setting Up Homes And Hostels
8.56 5.48 10.95
For Women
17. Setting Up Orphanage 12.10 9.78 21.01
18. Slum Area Development 5.37 3.16 3.54
19. Socio-economic equalities 32.62 66.63 43.93
20. Special Education 68.21 76.41 106.30
21. Technology incubators 0.06 0.17 -
22. Training To Promote Sports 72.58 83.29 137.18
23. Vocational Skills 152.45 199.68 411.08
24. Women Empowerment 78.15 71.77 87.23
25. NEC/Not mentioned* 0.02 11.60 -
Total 5,723.29 6,283.97 8,630.80
(Updated Data upto 31.03.2026) (Source: Corporate Data Management Cell)
*Companies either did not specify the names of Sectors or indicated more than one Sector
where projects were undertaken.
*****Annexure-II
Refer to part (b) of Lok Sabha Unstarred Question no.1310 for 27.07.2026
District-wise CSR expenditure in Maharashtra from FY 2022-23 to FY 2024-25
(Amount in Rupees Crore)
S. No. Districts FY 2022-23 FY 2023-24 FY 2024-25
1. Ahilyanagar 52.26 68.74 149.51
2. Akola 2.59 2.57 14.43
3. Amravati 20.89 15.61 31.29
4. Beed 16.21 17.29 31.41
5. Bhandara 5.05 5.09 9.89
6. Buldhana 3.37 9.39 13.60
7. Chandrapur 34.85 29.42 73.15
8. Chhatrapati
129.87 134.35 186.90
Sambhajinagar
9. Dharashiv 26.19 33.81 38.40
10. Dhule 10.64 14.91 23.48
11. Gadchiroli 14.55 70.81 62.55
12. Gondia 0.41 8.60 8.27
13. Hingoli 2.31 5.34 4.85
14. Jalgaon 27.59 28.15 22.54
15. Jalna 21.43 20.25 13.49
16. Kolhapur 17.87 33.38 59.14
17. Latur 18.69 22.25 24.16
18. Mumbai 2,865.34 2,908.85 4,436.56
19. Mumbai Suburban 5.73 2.29 0.10
20. Nagpur 174.51 167.04 255.32
21. Nanded 8.15 10.11 11.69
22. Nandurbar 30.37 37.29 35.79
23. Nashik 130.77 133.83 226.64
24. Palghar 5.10 5.86 2.23
25. Parbhani 3.64 3.52 20.95
26. Pune 1,099.18 1,188.89 1,871.18
27. Raigad 326.56 245.49 245.60
28. Ratnagiri 44.66 71.03 55.42
29. Sangli 18.06 14.21 44.14
30. Satara 67.71 70.69 75.04
31. Sindhudurg 6.37 6.07 9.01
32. Solapur 26.83 58.06 56.76
33. Thane 214.19 309.46 393.49
34. Wardha 24.03 23.69 27.11
35. Washim 5.00 1.87 6.42
36. Yavatmal 9.59 13.01 22.42
37. District not classified
252.73 492.75 67.87
elsewhere
Total 5,723.29 6,283.97 8,630.80
(Updated Data upto 31.03.2026) (Source: Corporate Data Management Cell)
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