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Jammu Tawi: Cummins India Limited bagged the prestigious Golden Peacock Sustainability Award 2022 in the engineering sector. The award was
presented at the Institute of Directors' 2022 Annual London Global Convention on Corporate Governance and Sustainability. Celebrating 60 years of
remarkable presence in India, the company won the award for actioning a robust sustainability strategy and commendable performance across
sustainability initiatives. His Excellency Vikram Doraiswami, High Commissioner of India to the UK gave the inaugural address for the convention at
the House of Lords, UK Parliament, Westminster, London. The Baroness Sandip Verma, Global Chair, Advisory Council, Institute of Directors, India,
and Chair, UN Women UK and former Minister International Development and Energy & Climate Change, Government of UK; and The Lord Johnson
of Lainston CBE, Ex Minister of State for Investment in Cabinet Office and the Department for International Trade, UK, presented the award to Rajat
Kumar, Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Leader, Cummins India and Amol Pawar, Risk Leader Environment, Cummins India at the award
ceremony held on November 10, 2022, in the presence of eminent business and industry leaders, subject matter experts, and policymakers. On
receiving the award, Shubhankar Chatterji, Chief Supply Chain Officer, Cummins India said, “Cummins India is honored to receive the acclaimed
Golden Peacock Sustainability Award. Our PLANET 2050 sustainability targets give clear insights of the organization's commitment towards climate
change. Rajat Kumar, HSE Leader, Cummins India also presented Cummins Sustainability Strategy insights with the gathering during one of the
sessions at the event. He elaborated on how Cummins had a consistent strategic orientation across the decades, and HSE partners with leaders,
employees, and key stakeholders across the organization to continuously and proactively work toward sustainability goals. Cummins India has a
mature Environment Management System and related operational controls, with all manufacturing sites being ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certified.
