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Healthcare for those who need it most.

Suraj Logistix has a long-standing commitment to bringing quality healthcare to underserved communities across Jharkhand. We focus on infrastructure that lasts, not on photo-ops.

Suraj Logistix

An Indian industrial group · Est. 2004


Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), image 1
Inauguration of the NICU at Rajasthan Seva Sadan, Jamshedpur
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), image 2
Commissioned equipment, funded by Suraj Logistix CSR

Our flagship programme

In partnership with

Rajasthan Seva Sadan, Jamshedpur

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

An advanced NICU funded entirely by the Suraj Logistix CSR fund, designed to enhance neonatal and maternal care for families who could not otherwise afford it. Operated in partnership with Rajasthan Seva Sadan, a respected community hospital in Jamshedpur.


How it operates

Equipment.

Designed for sustained operation, equipped with neonatal warmers, phototherapy units and continuous monitoring.

Funding.

Funded entirely from the Suraj Logistix CSR budget: capital and recurring support, not just a ribbon-cutting.

Access.

Open to families regardless of ability to pay; operated as part of Rajasthan Seva Sadan's broader community-care mandate.


Why healthcare

We invest where the need is hardest to fund.

In Jharkhand, neonatal and maternal mortality remain disproportionately high, and the equipment, training and continuity of care needed to bring those numbers down is precisely the kind of unglamorous, recurring expense that struggles to find sponsors.

We focus our CSR budget there. We build infrastructure that lasts, and we partner with hospitals and community organisations that were already doing the work long before we arrived.

“We do not believe in CSR as marketing. The names on these hospitals are not ours; they belong to the families who built them and the partners who run them. Our role is to write the cheque, keep writing it, and stay out of the way.”
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