Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become a buzzword with the government making it mandatory for companies to spend 2% of their net profit on the social upliftment of people. In an interview, Deloitte ’s William D. Eggers , co-author of The Social revolution: How Business, Government and Social Enterprises Are Teaming Up to Solve Society’s …
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Dr. Bhaskar Chatterjee, DG & CEO, Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs and Rusen Kumar, Managing Editor, IndiaCSR and CSR & COMPETITIVENESS handing over the Award to Anand Mani Sharma of Deepak Foundation. Deepak Group of Industries with the aim of providing maternal and child care services to industrial workers living in Industrial area, launched ‘Maternal …
In a step towards environment conservation, a pilot project to build approximately a 150-km of national highway using different types of waste materials such as plastic and rubber is being planned. As cities are running out of dumping sites, a spike in generation of plastic waste, particularly single use plastic, has become a major cause …
Guwahati Refinery has come forward to provide fund for construction of 20 school toilet blocks, presents garbage bins, garbage disposal vans The Darrang district, which has failed to get significant support from any Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) under the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programmes over the years, it has now managed to draw attention of …
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How poorest can be the key stakeholder of progress? Every company should identify the poorest of the poor where they work and operate. By Rusen Kumar Poverty is the biggest disease which slowly kills lives with evidence that is hardly noticed. In my opinion, a major chunk of CSR amount should be invested in projects that have …
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