Two-wheeler manufacturer Yamaha Motor India, a subsidiary of the Japan-based Yamaha group, has joined forces with the Tamil Nadu government to support education through its corporate social responsibility program. As part of this effort, India Yamaha Motor has built 12 new classrooms for the Government High School in Thirukalimedu, located in Kancheepuram district.
This development represents one of the largest school infrastructure projects undertaken by India Yamaha Motor. The building features six classrooms on each floor, along with a computer lab, restrooms, and a kitchen, according to an official company statement released on Tuesday. The school is also powered by a 10kW solar energy system to meet its electricity needs.
The opening ceremony was attended by Yamaha Motor India Group Chairman Itaru Otani, Yamaha Motor India Director Atsushi Nagashima, Kancheepuram MLA CVMP Ezhilarasan, and other district officials. Over the past four years, India Yamaha Motor has constructed school buildings across Kancheepuram and Tiruvannamalai districts as part of its CSR initiatives. The company has also set up modern computer labs in five government schools in the region.
Yamaha Motor India is a prominent subsidiary of the global Yamaha Motor Company, known for its high-performance motorcycles, scooters, and power products. Established in India in 1985, the company has consistently delivered innovative and reliable two-wheelers, catering to diverse customer needs across urban and rural markets.
Yamaha is recognized for its strong emphasis on quality, performance, and advanced technology. With a robust manufacturing presence, Yamaha offers a wide range of motorcycles, including the FZ, R15, and MT series, alongside scooters like Fascino and RayZR. The company is committed to sustainability and the evolving mobility needs of Indian consumers.
