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School education during this Pandemic times have shifted to digital mode and is heavily dependent on smart mobile phones. Underscoring, the e-learning need of school children of the society, mainly coming from lower-income group families, Lanka IOC further stepped up their commitment by way of donation of 100 Samsung make new smart phones to Ministry of Education, GoSL.

Accordingly, today Mr. Manoj Gupta, Managing Director, Lanka IOC handed over this token of donation to Honourable Minister of Education, Mr Dinesh Gunawardana at Ministry of Education, Battaramulla. Hon’ble Minister highly appreciated this responsible corporate gesture of Lanka IOC and thanked for coming forward for the care and concern for underprivileged children of society.

Mr. Manoj Gupta extended his heartfelt thanks to the Hon’ble Minister of Education for giving this noble opportunity and assured them for continued regular empathy and assistance to the best possible extent for such a virtuous cause. Further, he added that our ongoing initiatives are in line with the current need for fighting challenges of COVID-19 and we shall continue to expand our support for the community during these unprecedented challenging times.

As a part of its ongoing efforts to support the Country’s endeavour to mitigate the challenges of the Pandemic, recently Lanka IOC came forward in the distribution of very hygienic dry ration stuff to numerous families of Sri Lanka Welfare Society of the Blind Women (SLWSBW).

Lanka IOC is operating with strong fundamentals and always endeavour for connecting with society in the various CSR activities by way of unique and effective projects that add value to the society.

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Keeping in view of the fact that during this unprecedented time of curfew, life and livelihood are important for the underprivileged section of the society. Accordingly, Lanka IOC stepped up their commitment to giving back to society through CSR activities by distributing very hygienic dry ration goods to numerous families of ‘Sri Lanka Welfare Society of the Blind Women’. The same was highly appreciated by the President of Blind Women’s society, and they thanked Lanka IOC for coming forward during this pandemic time and taking care of Blind People.

MD Lanka IOC, Mr. Manoj Gupta thanked SLWSBW for giving this noble opportunity and assured them of their continued regular empathy and assistance to the best possible extent for the noble cause.

Lanka IOC is celebrating the Year 2021 as a year of empathy and has been conducting many such programs for the upliftment of the society by way of donation to hospitals, distribution of sanitisers to police depts, etc. Lanka IOC is operating with solid fundamentals and always endeavours for connecting with society through the various CSR activities.