SEIL Energy lays foundation for ₹4.5-crore inclusive sports academy for disabled in Nellore
SEIL Energy India Limited has initiated the construction of an Inclusive Sports Academy in Nellore, contributing ₹4.5 crore through its CSR initiative. The facility aims to provide a platform for differently-abled individuals to engage in various sports and build confidence. The academy will feature an indoor stadium designed for multiple sporting disciplines, accommodating up to 300 spectators.
- ▪SEIL Energy is investing ₹4.5 crore to build the Inclusive Sports Academy in Nellore.
- ▪The academy will serve as a platform for differently-abled individuals to participate in sports at various levels.
- ▪The facility will include an indoor stadium for multiple sports, with a seating capacity of 300.
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SEIL Energy India Limited, a Nellore-based independent power producer, has laid the foundation stone for the Inclusive Sports Academy (ISA) at the Composite Regional Centre (CRC) in Nellore on Tuesday (May 19, 2026). Under its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative, the company is contributing ₹4.5 crore to build the sports facility for differently-abled persons.SEIL Energy Chairman Tareq Mohamed Sultan Al Mugheiry, Director Cyrus Erach Cooper, CEO Janmejaya Mahapatra, National Institute for the Empowerment of Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (NIEPID) Director B.V. Ram Kumar and CRC Director S.P. Manoj Kumar were present at the Bhoomi Puja ceremony. Bheemili MLA finds liquor bottles at Madhurawada health centre during surprise inspectionMr.
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