Agriculture & Rural Development
Creating awareness among farmers about modern agricultural techniques and natural farming, and improving public utility infrastructure facilities in rural areas.
Tiruppur District Welfare Society is a registered society formed on 04/02/2026 and officially registered on 09/02/2026 under section 10 the Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Act, 1975 (Tamil Nadu Act 27 of 1975) and the Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Rules, 1978, with Registration Number SRG/Thiruppur/11/2026 (Year 2026).
Further, the society has obtained registration under Section 12A of the Income Tax Act, 1961, which grants it recognition as a charitable institution and provides exemption on its income applied for charitable purposes. It has also secured approval under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961, enabling donors to claim income tax deductions on contributions made to the society, thereby encouraging philanthropic support. In addition, the society is registered by filing CSR Form–1 with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India, making it eligible to receive Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds from companies under the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013.
The primary objective of the society is to bring together individuals and corporates on a common platform to coordinate their contributions and enhance the welfare of the people of Tiruppur district. The society functions through an Executive Committee headed by the District Collector as President, along with other official and non-official Executive members.
Driven by rapid industrial growth and global recognition in textile manufacturing, Tiruppur district has emerged as one of the most dynamic regions in western Tamil Nadu. The surge in textile exports during the 1990s created strong demands for improved civic administration and decentralized governance, leading to the establishment of the Tiruppur City Municipal Corporation in 2008 and the official formation of the district on February 22, 2009, as the state’s 32nd district through the reorganization of parts of Erode district and Coimbatore district.
Geographically, it is bordered by Coimbatore to the west, Erode to the north, Karur to the east, and Dindigul to the south, featuring fertile plains and gently undulating terrain suitable for agriculture and industry, while the presence of the Western Ghats ensures a moderate and favorable climate; although renowned for its thriving textile sector, agriculture remains crucial, with nearly 30 percent of the population engaged in farming across a net cultivated area of about 1,92,940 hectares, and ongoing improvements in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and connectivity continue to support balanced growth that integrates strong rural foundations with vibrant urban industries.
Tiruppur District Welfare Society, established with the objective of uniting individuals and corporates on a common platform to contribute towards the welfare and inclusive development of Tiruppur district. The Society provides a structured and transparent mechanism to support initiatives in education, healthcare, skill development, and social upliftment. Functioning under the leadership of the District Collector with an Executive Committee comprising official and non-official members, the Society ensures accountability and effective implementation of welfare activities. I invite all stakeholders to actively participate and support this initiative for the sustainable and inclusive progress of Tiruppur district.
District Collector of Tiruppur
President TDWS
District Collector,Tiruppur
District Revenue Officer, Tiruppur
Project Director-DRDA,Tiruppur
Personal Assistant (General),Tiruppur
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India is one of the first countries to mandate CSR by law, promoting inclusive growth and responsible corporate participation in national development.
CSR in India is governed by the Companies Act, 2013 under Section 135. CSR provisions apply to companies that meet any one of the following criteria in the preceding financial year:
Such companies are required to form a CSR Committee (if applicable) to oversee CSR activities.
Eligible companies must spend at least 2% of their average net profits of the previous three financial years on CSR activities. If the required amount is not spent, the company must specify the reasons in its Board Report, and in certain cases, transfer the unspent amount to prescribed funds as per the Act.
CSR activities must fall under Schedule VII of the Act and typically include:
