BITS Pilani Hyderabad campus has received a donation of ₹36 crore from its alumni couple Chand P. Garg and Manju Garg, who are currently residing in the United States. The contribution, equivalent to 4 million dollars, is aimed at supporting the institution’s long-term academic and development goals.
The donation comes as part of a broader initiative by the BITS Pilani governing body to strengthen educational standards across its campuses worldwide. The institution has been working to enhance infrastructure, research capacity, and academic quality in line with global benchmarks.
Part of the Larger Endowment Initiative
Around 18 months ago, the BITS Pilani executive body decided to build a philanthropic fund of 100 million dollars. The objective of this initiative is to ensure that all BITS Pilani institutions maintain the highest standards in education, research, and innovation.
The contribution from Chand P. Garg and Manju Garg is expected to support this larger vision and contribute to strengthening institutional capabilities. The initiative focuses on long-term sustainability and academic excellence across campuses.
Focus on Academic Excellence
The BITS Pilani system has been expanding efforts to improve global competitiveness in higher education. The endowment programme is aimed at mobilizing philanthropic support from alumni and well-wishers to build resources for future academic and research initiatives.
The ₹36 crore donation marks a significant contribution to this ongoing effort and reflects continued engagement from alumni towards institutional development.
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