11 November 2026
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Hindustan Zinc to Invest ₹85 Crore in Rajasthan Heritage Corridor for Cultural Preservation and Tourism Boost

Hindustan Zinc signs ₹85 crore CSR pact with Rajasthan Heritage Authority to develop a heritage corridor, restore sites, and boost tourism.
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New Delhi: Hindustan Zinc Ltd (HZL), a Vedanta Group company, has signed a ₹85 crore agreement with the Rajasthan Heritage Authority to develop a heritage corridor in the state. The three-year initiative will be funded through HZL’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) program and is aimed at conserving cultural heritage while strengthening tourism infrastructure.

Focus on Restoration and Infrastructure

The heritage corridor project will prioritize the restoration of historical sites across Rajasthan, alongside major infrastructure upgrades. Planned facilities include botanical gardens, horticulture areas, visitor accommodations, dedicated complexes, and improved pathways designed to improve access and create a seamless visitor experience.

CSR-Driven Cultural Preservation

HZL, India’s largest and the world’s second-largest integrated zinc producer, has a longstanding focus on sustainability, community development, and heritage conservation under its CSR initiatives. The company emphasized that this partnership reflects its commitment to protecting India’s cultural legacy while also driving socio-economic development in Rajasthan.

Boost for Tourism and Local Economy

Officials highlighted that the heritage corridor is expected to boost Rajasthan’s position as a global heritage tourism hub. Beyond preserving monuments, the initiative is projected to generate local employment, promote eco-tourism, and create livelihood opportunities for nearby communities through hospitality, horticulture, and related services.

Partnership with Rajasthan Heritage Authority

By working alongside the Rajasthan Heritage Authority, HZL aims to ensure that the project aligns with the state’s tourism and conservation policies. This collaboration underscores the importance of public-private partnerships in sustainable development, especially in balancing visitor access with long-term preservation of cultural assets.

About HZL

Hindustan Zinc Ltd. (HZL) is a leading Indian metals and mining company and a subsidiary of Vedanta Limited, specializing in the integrated production of zinc, lead, and silver. A public company listed on India’s stock exchanges (NSE: HINDZINC and BSE: 500188), HZL operates underground mines, smelters, and captive power plants in Rajasthan, with a silver refinery in Uttarakhand. HZL is a major global producer of zinc and silver and is pivotal in supplying metals for the energy transition.

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