Making adults literate October 2011 | Jai Wadia Computers become a tool for adult literacy through a package developed by Tata Consultancy Services

Tackling learning disabilities October 2011 | Jai Wadia Tata Interactive Systems has adopted the cause of children with learning disabilities

Excellence in education October 2011 | Jai Wadia A unique initiative launched by Tata Steel aims at promoting excellence in education

Setting up libraries October 2011 | Jai Wadia In China, Tata has teamed up with The Library Project to establish libraries with local language children's books in rural schools

Brain teasers for learning disabilities August 2010 As a global pioneer of e-learning, Tata Interactive Systems is tapping its expertise in this field to create custom-made learning solutions for children with learning disabilities

Scholarship for poor students (Tata Africa Holdings Initiative) May 2010 Tata Africa Holdings (TAH) is helping South African students who have potential, but lack financial support, by giving them new opportunities for education.

Helping ease learning disabilities (Tata Interactive Systems Initiative) May 2010 Tata Interactive Systems (TIS) has been using its project management and teaching skills to help children with learning disabilities.

Bookmarked for joy April 2009 Tata companies in North America join hands with US-based nonprofit organisation First Book in a bid to boost education and encourage reading

Reaching out to children with learning disabilities February 2008 Leveraging core competencies in project management and teaching, Tata Interactive Systems has forged new paths in the field of learning disabilities

Encourage, enable, empower December 2007 | Jai Wadia The second global Tata Interactive Systems Learning Disability Forum 2007 held in Mumbai seeked to encourage, enable and empower all those who have to deal with learning disabilities on a day-to-day basis

More power to dreams June 2007 | Shubha Madhukar Tata Africa Holdings’ scholarship programme in South Africa is giving new meaning and direction to the lives of students with plenty of potential but not the means to realise it

40 hours to literacy December 2004 | Philip Chacko A path-breaking project initiated, developed and conducted by Tata Consultancy Services is using computers to help adult illiterates learn the most basic of the three Rs: reading. More remarkable is its potential to lift India's literacy rate in record time

TCCI brightens Alur childscape December 2001 | KS Susindar* The children of the MVF School at Alur, near Hyderabad, have a better life to look forward to thanks to the commitment of seven Tata companies. This initiative of the TCCI regional group is an inspiring example of companies working together for the social transformation of an underprivileged community

Commencing a crusade January 2001 TCCI volunteer KS Susindar gives a personal account of the challenges and successes of the Alur project