Corporate social responsibility

Creating valuebeyond enterprise.

Inspired by the late Shri Harish Khullar’s longstanding patronage of Indian art, Fairway carries forward a family tradition of preserving cultural value and supporting emerging talent.

Our commitment

Responsibility that grows from a legacy of patronage.

Recognising potential early has always been part of the family’s outlook — in enterprise, in people and in the arts.

Fairway’s approach to responsibility extends this outlook to supporting emerging talent, growing green cover and working sustainably — creating lasting cultural, social and environmental value.

Focus areas

Where we direct our commitment.

01Art & CulturePreserving the family collection and sharing the story of Indian modern and contemporary art.
02Emerging TalentEncouraging young and under-represented Indian artists and helping new voices find opportunity.
03EducationSupporting learning and knowledge that open doors for the next generation.
04CommunityCreating value beyond enterprise in the communities around the Group’s businesses.
05PlantationTree plantation drives that add green cover in cities, villages and around the Group’s project sites.
06SustainabilityCleaner, low-emission and resource-efficient ways of working across every Fairway business.
Plantation & sustainability

Growing green cover, and working more responsibly.

Fairway’s businesses shape roads, public spaces and healthcare delivery across India. The Group is committed to leaving the environment around that work greener and cleaner — through plantation, responsible operations and efficient use of resources.

Saplings ready for planting
01Tree Plantation DrivesPlantation drives with communities, schools and employees, in the spirit of national campaigns such as Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam.
02Greener Project SitesPlanting and restoring green cover along highways, canals and around infrastructure project sites.
03Cleaner Public SpacesBattery-operated and mechanised cleaning with no tailpipe emissions, helping keep streets, stations and parks clean.
04Water ConservationWater-efficient practices on site and infrastructure that stores, carries and conserves water for communities.
05Energy & EmissionsChoosing electric and energy-efficient equipment wherever practical to reduce fuel use and emissions.
06Responsible Waste HandlingSafe segregation and disposal of waste, including biomedical waste from testing and screening work.
The family collection
A living collection

The Gems of Indian Art.

The late Shri Harish Khullar (1946–2023) built a distinguished collection of Indian modern and contemporary art. A selection of its paintings and sculptures is documented in The Gems of Indian Art: Harish Khullar Family Collection, a publication of nearly 300 pages launched in New Delhi in 2024.

The publication serves as a record of his artistic vision and a resource for scholars, institutions and future generations.

Legacy, Art & Social Impact[ 10 ]

A legacy of enterprise. Enriched by art and patronage.

Inspired by the late Shri Harish Khullar’s longstanding patronage of Indian art, Fairway carries forward a family tradition of preserving cultural value and supporting emerging creative talent.

Explore our legacy
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Our inspiration
Our inspiration

A belief in talent before recognition arrived.

Shri Harish Khullar supported emerging Indian artists with conviction, helping build a cultural legacy that continues to shape the Group.

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The family collection
A living collection

Collected with conviction. Preserved across generations.

The family collection brings together significant works by some of India’s most important modern and contemporary artists.

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Emerging talent
The next generation

Patronage that continues.

Fairway remains committed to encouraging young and underrepresented Indian artists and helping new creative voices find opportunity.

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Fairway welcomes conversations with institutions, cultural organisations and community partners who share its commitment to art, talent, the environment and public good.

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