Sustainable Agriculture

• We ensure that our gardens' productivity is enhanced over long term. We take steps to reduce the adverse impacts on natural resources and associated ecosystems. Low input agriculture is a priority with us.
• We also ensure that social benefits both in monetary and non-monetary terms are maximized.

Environment Protection

• Due to our concern for the environment we use minimum chemicals in our agricultural practices.
• Soil and Water Management complied with Integrated Pest Management is the cornerstone of our Resource Management Policy.
• Soil and Water Management complied with Integrated Pest Management is the cornerstone of our Resource Management Policy.

Education & Health Care

• We firmly believe in Education and Health Care, projects close to our heart.
• We provide primary education to our employees' children and healthcare facility for all. We believe children are our future. Thus we give them a healthy environment and sound education for a bright future.

Welfare and Recreational Facilities

• We believe that welfare is a part of our obligation to society and recreation is a must for better productivity.
• We are committed to the local villagers around our Tea Estates and have implemented a variety of projects for their welfare and comfort.

Corporate Social Responsibilities

We are committed towards our Corporate Social Responsibilities and have undertaken various projects mainly in the area of education, health and hygiene either directly or under the umbrella of an NGO.

• Overall development of children – basic nutritional food and regular health checkups, improvement of educational institutions, free education materials, sports & cultural activities, pre-natal and post care of mothers, immunization.
• Renovation of school & college buildings.
• Provision for girls’ toilets in the schools.

Our commitment to Wildlife conservation

It all started 14 years ago when a little girl was attacked and killed by a leopard at Dikom Tea estate, which frightened everyone. Since then we saw a drastic increase in the straying of the leopard in our garden, mainly due to reasons of environmental destruction and their natural instinct to look for rodents, scraps, pet food, and such to feed. It has also been observed that they stray during their breeding period. It is the time when the females become more ferocious and the instinct of motherhood makes them attack anyone whom they feel are danger to their cubs.
At this stage we felt the need to educate the people to conserve and respect nature and with this in mind a “Wild Life Committee” was formed which started with awareness programs, displaying documentary clips on behavior of big cats. SOPs were drawn and displayed at strategic locations of the garden. This program has helped Dikom Tea Estate in capturing and relocating 37 grownup cats so far with the help of the local forest authority, who were then relocated to the wild life reserve of Dehing-Patkai, the only rainforest reserve in the Eastern India.
This has taught people of Dikom to see “Beauty inside the Beast” and to live in harmony with the nature.