When we define Eicher as a company committed to the community, we mean community in its broadest sense: the totality of the social, economic, and natural spheres in which we do business and live our lives.

This commitment takes many forms, with special attention to enhancing education and quality of healthcare facilities throughout the country.

Eicher’s commitment to the cause of education saw the birth of the Eicher Schools at different locations in the country. These schools are recognized co-educational, English medium schools, and are affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education. The first school was built in the Alwar district of Rajasthan which is named as the Alwar Public School in 1976-77. Eicher followed this by opening its second school at Parwanoo, Himachal Pradesh, in 1993. A year later in 1994, the Eicher School at Faridabad, Haryana, was inaugurated.

In its aim to reach the remote interiors of the Indian subcontinent and provide education to the children in these rural areas, Eicher setup a foundation, which would work on, as its focus, interventions for improvement in quality of education, initially in the government primary schools in rural areas. Setup in 1996, this foundation is named as the Goodearth Education Foundation (GEF).

In the field of healthcare, Eicher’s contribution took the form of management and funding of the Dr. Shroff Charitable Eye Hospital, located in Delhi. Eicher has been managing the operations of this hospital since the year 1996. Located in the heart of Delhi, this hospital is a non-commercial, non-profit trust setup to enable people from all walks of life and all sections of society to receive quality eye care.