Free download: the India CSR Data Pack (FY2024-25) – the national CSR trend from FY2014-15 to FY2024-25, spending by state, spending by sector, and the top corporate spenders, in one clean CSV you can open in Excel. Every figure is compiled from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs National CSR Portal and reconciled to the national total of ₹40,794 crore. No cost – just tell us where to send it.
What is inside
5 data tables · FY2014-15 to FY2024-25 · 37 states/UTs · 28 sectors · top corporate spenders · source: MCA National CSR Portal
Govt data, reconciledOpens in ExcelFree
India companies spent ₹40,794 crore on CSR in FY2024-25 – up roughly four times in a decade. We pulled the Ministry of Corporate Affairs public CSR data into one tidy, reconciled file so you do not have to stitch it together from annexures and portals yourself. It is the same dataset behind our CSR spending in India hub and interactive dashboard – now yours to download and work with.
What is in the data pack
National CSR trend – total CSR spend every year from FY2014-15 (₹10,066 Cr) to FY2024-25 (₹40,794 Cr).
Spending by state – the top 15 states/UTs by CSR spend, with each state share of the national total, plus the ₹1,606 Cr Pan India (unmapped) line.
Spending by sector – all 28 Schedule VII heads for FY2024-25, from education (₹13,877 Cr) down to technology incubators.
Top CSR companies – the biggest corporate spenders, FY2023-24 (all-company basis) and FY2024-25 (NSE main-board provisional), each on its own clearly-labelled basis.
Sources and notes – every table is sourced, single-basis, and reconciled to the national total so you can cite it with confidence.
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Where the numbers come from
Everything in the pack is built from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs National CSR Portal (csr.gov.in) and the MCA disclosures companies file under Section 135 of the Companies Act. We reconcile each cut to the national totals (₹35,918 crore for FY2023-24, ₹40,794 crore for FY2024-25), keep every table on a single basis, and exclude the Grand Total, Pan India and Not Elsewhere Classified rows from the per-state ranking so nothing is double-counted. Where two years use different bases – the FY2024-25 company figures are NSE main-board provisional, the FY2023-24 figures all-company – we label it, so you never compute a misleading share.
The one number the data cannot show
Open data tells you how much was spent and where it was booked. It cannot tell you whether the school was built, the health camp ran, or the asset reached the village – and under Rule 8(3) of the CSR Rules, large projects must be independently assessed by an agency that is not the implementer. That is the gap between reported spend and verified delivery.
Anaxee is the independent field layer that closes it: our Digital Runners stand in front of the asset, confirm it exists and is in use, and capture it geo-tagged and timestamped – across 540 districts, 11,000+ pincodes and 26 states. We verify; we are not the implementer, and we do not audit or certify.
Running a CSR programme and need the delivery verified? Let us put independent, geo-tagged field verification behind your numbers.
Data note. The data pack compiles public CSR figures from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs National CSR Portal (csr.gov.in), MCA AOC-4 / Section 135 disclosures, and PRIME Database (FY2024-25 NSE provisional) for reference and convenience. All amounts in ₹ crore. Figures reconcile to the national totals; verify against the official source before relying on them. Anaxee Digital Runners compiles and field-verifies CSR delivery – it does not audit or certify CSR.
Govind Agrawal is the Founder & CEO of Anaxee Digital Runners — India’s Reach Engine. He writes on last-mile reach across Bharat, go-to-market, field data and climate-tech execution.
