The earthquake led to loss of life and property of a large populace in Gujarat. Countless people were homeless and many were injured.  Calorx Foundation stepped in to provide logistic support to relief supplies for the injured and homeless people in Kutch.  A shelter, Visamo was set up on the Gujarat University Grounds, Ahmedabad, to provide lodging and boarding to nearly 2000 people for 2 months following the earthquake.  The Foundation joined hands with Karuna Trust Hospital, Ahmedabad, and paid for surgical operations on the injured.  The Foundation also funded the reconstruction of nearly 40 schools in Dhrangdhra District which were destroyed in the earthquake.

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands were amongst the worst hit when the tsunami hit the shores of India on the 26th of December, 2004.  Countless villages and hamlets which lined our coastline were wiped out from the face of the earth and the loss of properties and lives was beyond imagination.

Along with the suffering that the giant waves brought to the people, the infrastructure in these villages was badly hit.  Houses, shops, businesses, schools, boats and fields were swept away or destroyed.  The Calorx Foundation stepped into rehabilitation work which reached the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. We participated in the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the Islands as a partner with the administration of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands by constructing 2 schools in Hut Bay and Harminder Bay of the Little Andamans.