₹ 20,15,000
Project Cost
750 students
Beneficiaries
120 days
Timeline
Students from Oxford Public School have finished runners-up at the National Cricket Championship in Ajmer, competed in National Kabaddi, and represented India at the International Lathi-Kathi Championship in Myanmar — yet the school still has no dedicated basketball or volleyball facility for its 750 students.
This proposal requests CSR support of ₹20,15,000 to construct two separate, full-specification courts — a FIBA-standard basketball ground and a regulation volleyball ground — institutionalising the school's existing athletic excellence. The budget includes a 10% price-escalation buffer on each ground, reflecting current construction-cost pressure in India from rising fuel and transport costs, cement and steel price increases, and El Niño-linked uncertainty around rural labour availability and wages during the 2026 construction season.
Physical development and mental resilience are integral to holistic education, yet students currently have no dedicated court for structured basketball or volleyball — limiting co-curricular growth despite proven student talent at the national and international level. Building two separate, properly sized grounds (rather than a single compromised shared court) gives both sports the regulation space they need and lets either ground be sponsored independently if a donor prefers a smaller commitment.
Construction of two independent, full-specification courts — basketball (28m × 15m, FIBA standard) and volleyball (24m × 15m including clearance) — each with its own surface, fittings, and boundary fencing:
| Line Item | Unit Cost / Basis | Qty | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basketball — site clearing & levelling | ₹18/sqft × 4,520 sqft | 4,520 sqft | ₹ 80,000 |
| Basketball — PCC base (4") | ₹76/sqft × 4,520 sqft | 4,520 sqft | ₹ 3,45,000 |
| Basketball — acrylic synthetic surface | ₹64/sqft × 4,520 sqft | 4,520 sqft | ₹ 2,90,000 |
| Basketball — line marking | Lump sum | 1 | ₹ 40,000 |
| Basketball — hoops & backboards (2) | ₹23,000 × 2 | 2 | ₹ 46,000 |
| Basketball — boundary fencing (~86m) | Lump sum | 1 | ₹ 1,15,000 |
| Basketball — labour | Lump sum | 1 | ₹ 98,000 |
| Basketball — contingency / escalation buffer (10%) | On basketball subtotal | 1 | ₹ 1,01,400 |
| Volleyball — site clearing & levelling | ₹17/sqft × 3,875 sqft | 3,875 sqft | ₹ 65,000 |
| Volleyball — PCC base (4") | ₹71/sqft × 3,875 sqft | 3,875 sqft | ₹ 2,75,000 |
| Volleyball — acrylic synthetic surface | ₹59/sqft × 3,875 sqft | 3,875 sqft | ₹ 2,30,000 |
| Volleyball — line marking | Lump sum | 1 | ₹ 30,000 |
| Volleyball — posts, net & winch system | Lump sum | 1 | ₹ 35,000 |
| Volleyball — boundary fencing (~78m) | Lump sum | 1 | ₹ 1,00,000 |
| Volleyball — labour | Lump sum | 1 | ₹ 82,000 |
| Volleyball — contingency / escalation buffer (10%) | On volleyball subtotal | 1 | ₹ 81,700 |
| TOTAL | ₹ 20,15,000 | ||
This project is eligible CSR expenditure under the Companies Act 2013, Section 135, Schedule VII(ii) — Promotion of Education — and aligns with NEP 2020 and UN SDG 4 (Quality Education). Contributions qualify for 80G tax deduction; Form 10BE is issued for every donation. Chetana Education Society is independently audited and provides quarterly progress reports with photographs and fund-utilisation statements.
Chetana Education Society was founded in 1973 in Wardha, Maharashtra. Since launching its teacher-training college in 1991, the Society has educated 35,000+ first-generation learners and today runs 2 schools and 12 colleges serving 2,250+ students annually. It is a CSR-1 registered Implementing Agency (Reg. CSR00095049) with valid 12A and 80G certification (2025–2028).
Oxford Public School, Waigaon is the Society's flagship K–12 institution: 750 students, Nursery to Class XII, drawn from 30+ farming villages in Wardha district where 95% of families earn ₹10,000–12,000/month. The school has produced NTS scholars, Navodaya Vidyalaya selections, World-PEC champions, national cricket runners-up, and an international Lathi-Kathi representative — proof of what these children can achieve when given the right environment.
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