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Tech Mahindra Case Study

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Chapter 1 : Introduction to Tech Mahindra

History
Jagdish Chandra Mahindra, Kailash Chandra Mahindra and Ghulam Mohammed founded the Mahindra Group in the year 1945. It is an Indian Multinational conglomerate headquarters at Mahindra Towers, Mumbai. It has spread to every corner of the globe in almost 100 countries. Anand Mahindra is the Chairman & Managing Director of Mahindra Group.
Key Industries which provide economic growth and leadership position are Tractors, Utility vehicles, After-market, Information Technology and Vacation Ownership. Apart from these, this group handles Aerospace, Agribusiness, Defence, Energy, Retail, Financial Services, Industrial Equipment, Real Estate.

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1st Phase Charity and Philanthropy were the main drivers. Culture, religion, family values and traditions and industrialization had an influential effect on CSR. With the arrival of colonial rule in India from 1850 onwards, its approach was changed.
2nd Phase It was during Independence movement which increased stress on Indian industrialists to demonstrate their dedication towards the progress of the society. Businesses established trusts for the schools and colleges and also helped in setting up training and scientific institutions. The operations of the trusts were largely in line to eradicate untouchability, encourage empowerment of women and rural development.
3rd Phase This phase (1960 – 1980) is a mixed economy in which PSUs and laws including labour and environmental standards started emerging. These PSUs were set up to ensure suitable distribution of resources like wealth, food, etc to the needy. During 1765 academicians, politicians and businessmen organized a national workshop emphasizing upon transparency, social accountability aiming at reconciliation.
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• Conducting IIT coaching from 6th standard.
• Helping the students in doing innovative projects and activities.
• They give training to students regarding Spoken English, Discipline, Computer Science Knowledge and also in subjects like Mathematics, Science, English.
• They conducted courses on Agriculture from 2nd standard.
Extra circular activities
• They visit the school on national festivals like Independence Day, Republic Day and organise them in decoration aspect and also in distributing sweets & prizes for events.
• They organize cultural programs in and outside the school along with some competitions like singing, dancing and painting.
• Students has the ease to move with TMF team.
• TMF heads inspect the classes regularly in order to improve the quality in education system.
• TMF employees spend their time wisely and interact with the students.
• They promoted the Handicraft work done by the students.
• They encourage students in participating many programs like Karuna Club Program.
Tech Mahindra Foundation is the backbone of the school in giving financial support. It introduced this school to other organisations for giving their

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