Sabika Zehra

Alina Sheikh

This Article traces the evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India, examining its historical progression and contemporary significance. Through case studies of leading companies like Tata Group and Reliance Industries Limited, it demonstrates the shift from philanthropy to comprehensive societal engagement. The regulatory framework, notably the Companies Act of 2013, is analyzed for its role in mandating CSR and shaping corporate behaviour. Despite challenges, CSR has become integral to business strategy, offering benefits like enhanced brand reputation and stakeholder relations. The article also highlights judicial interventions, holding corporations accountable for environmental damages. 

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FROM PROFIT TO PURPOSE: THE EVOLUTION OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN INDIA

Janhawi Panse

With our not so steady life which is always thriving for a better living, with people moving here and there to have a secure and decent standard of living. Many tend to forget the very basic thing needed to survive is a healthy environment, being so ambitious to have a developed surrounding, humans have started to destroy the so called Motherland. Despite Delhi being one of the most polluted city it has in bulk migrated workforce with no focus of government on its facing issues of depleted air quality, blocked sewage and population density, even there is no concern raised from the people, they are so busy to make a livelihood that they forget it is their fundamental right to have a clean and healthy environment. 

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