Megha Engineering & Infrastructures Limited

MEIL has launched the Special Diet Program at MNJ Cancer Hospital, aimed at supporting children undergoing cancer treatment. Recognizing the challenges posed by chemotherapy and radiation, the initiative provides specialized diets to help improve the children’s well-being during their treatment, reflecting MEIL’s commitment to serving society.

In January 2015, MEIL adopted Dokiparru and Kaaza villages in Krishna District with plans to develop essential infrastructure, including domestic solar power in a microgrid format, a hospital, cement roads, and improved drainage systems. Previously, the company had adopted Jammulapalli village in East Godavari District, implementing various infrastructure improvements. In Telangana, MEIL also adopted Paspula and Muraridoddi villages in Mahboobnagar District, focusing on rural development projects such as road construction and solar power provision.

Chinmaya Mission promotes educational projects rooted in the Vedic teacher-student tradition (guru-shishya parampara) and Advaita Vedanta. It provides school and college education through 103 schools, colleges, and various institutions.

New Life Society, based in Warangal, supports HIV-positive children by providing healthcare, nutrition, and moral support to enhance their self-esteem and foster personal growth. Since August 2013, MEIL has supported the organization by supplying monthly provisions, including groceries and daily essentials, for 35 children.

1. Advanced Operation Theatre Complex, Durgabai Deshmukh Hospital:
MEIL established a state-of-the-art operation theatre complex at Durgabai Deshmukh Hospital, Secunderabad, under its CSR initiative. Built at a cost of ₹5 crore, the G+1 facility includes 18 rooms, four operation theatres, two autoclaves, special beds in recovery wards, and corporate hospital-level amenities. Greenery was also developed to create a healthy environment for patients.

2. Cryogenic Tanks for Oxygen Supply:
To address oxygen shortages, MEIL imported cryogenic tanks from Bangkok and Singapore in collaboration with the Indian Air Force. These tanks, with a capacity of 1.40 crore liters each, enabled Telangana and Andhra Pradesh to distribute medical oxygen to hospitals in need.

3. Medical Oncology Wing at NIMS:
MEIL constructed a ₹18 crore Medical Oncology wing at Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad. The facility includes ventilator-equipped beds, a leukemia ward, and high-flow oxygen equipment worth ₹70 lakh to address pandemic-related needs.

4. Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan:
MEIL supports the Swachh Bharat initiative, undertaking cleaning and hygiene activities in 50 villages with sponsorships ranging from ₹30,000 to ₹50,000. The program focuses on creating awareness about public defecation and building toilets to improve sanitation.

5. Tamil Nadu Pandemic Initiative:
MEIL established over 3,000 oxygen-equipped beds across Tamil Nadu, including 500 beds in Madurai within 72 hours. The company also supplied Liquid Medical Oxygen and collaborated with CREDAI Tamil Nadu and G Square Realtors to enhance medical infrastructure, overseen by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin.

6. Mineral Water RO Plants:
To combat water-borne diseases, MEIL has set up RO plants in adopted villages, ensuring access to clean drinking water and reducing child mortality rates.

7. Sponsoring Toilets:
MEIL sponsored free toilets for over 250 households in Paspula and Muraharidoddi villages, addressing hygiene concerns and improving living conditions.

MEIL Foundation, in collaboration with the Hare Krishna Movement, has extended its efforts by sponsoring the ‘Saddimoota’ program, a Telangana state government initiative. This program provides subsidized mid-day meals to farmers and laborers in market yards across the state. MEIL currently supports the program in Siddipet, Gajwel, and Vantimamidi.

MEIL, in partnership with the Hare Krishna Movement and the AP state government, launched the ‘Bhojanamrita’ program to provide free mid-day meals to attendants of poor patients in government hospitals. Meals are prepared in a mechanized kitchen in Hyderabad managed by the Hare Krishna Movement.

Currently, MEIL sponsors the program at Niloufer and Osmania Hospitals and has expanded it to other government hospitals in Telangana. Free meals are now provided to approximately 400 attendants each at Nizamabad and Bhodan Government Hospitals, easing the burden on patients' families.