He also asked industry representatives to focus on building toilets in schools, especially for girls.
"There are villages which have seen a bulb and a toilet for the first time. We target to electrify all the villages by 2018. I appeal to all the corporate house, industries and businessmen to spare 2 per cent of their profits for social work and help us in making India developed," Jaitley said.
He was speaking at a function organised by Satya Bharti Foundation to mark completion of a CSR project under which at least 17,000 toilets were built in rural areas of the city in past two years.
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