Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has strengthened its community development efforts by starting a new school infrastructure project at the Government Primary School in Ittamadu, Bidadi. The initiative is aimed at improving educational facilities for children from nearby villages and creating a better learning environment.
The project began with a groundbreaking ceremony attended by Dr CN. Manjunath, Member of Parliament from Bengaluru Rural, along with Ramesh Rao, Vice President of Toyota Kirloskar Motor, and other company leaders.Government Primary School, Ittamadu serves students from five surrounding villages and plays an important role in providing primary education to children in the region. As part of the project, Toyota Kirloskar Motor will construct four new classrooms along with separate sanitation facilities for boys and girls. The upgraded infrastructure is expected to benefit more than 3,000 people from the five villages by improving access to quality education and better school facilities.
Speaking at the event, Dr Manjunath said that strong educational infrastructure is essential for building the country’s future. He noted that rural schools need better facilities to help students learn in a safe and comfortable environment. He appreciated Toyota Kirloskar Motor for supporting education and said such partnerships between industry and local communities can create lasting benefits for future generations.
Vikram Gulati, Country Head and Executive Vice President – Corporate Affairs at Toyota Kirloskar Motor, said the company believes education is one of the strongest foundations for community development. He said providing better classrooms and basic facilities can help children learn more effectively and support their overall growth. He added that the company will continue working with local communities on projects that create long-term social value.
The initiative is part of Toyota Kirloskar Motor’s wider community development programme, which focuses on education, skill development and social welfare. The company has been supporting several projects aimed at improving educational infrastructure across Karnataka.
Toyota’s ongoing education initiatives in Bengaluru South are expected to benefit more than 15,000 students. The new project at Ittamadu further reflects the company’s commitment to strengthening rural education by creating better learning spaces and improving essential facilities for students. Through such initiatives, Toyota Kirloskar Motor continues to support inclusive community development while helping build stronger educational infrastructure that can positively impact children, families and local communities for years to come.
