The Law Relating to Corporate Social Responsibility in India: A Critical Analysis to The Environment Protection
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https://doi.org/10.37591/njel.v9i2.2149Keywords:
Corporate Social Responsibility, Environment, Education, Indian Industries, environmental viewpoints , sustainable.Abstract
The main focus of corporate social responsibility (CSR) is incorporating self-governance into corporate houses' business plans. In addition to helping businesses achieve their objectives, comply with legal requirements, and protect investors' interests, company self-governance also enhances the public's perception of the company. As a result, having a strong corporate administration framework in place has become crucial for businesses all over the world in order to protect investors and strengthen and stabilize the capital markets. A variety of social activities come together to form CSR initiatives that focus on the nation's economic development. In this way, social attributes are adjusted to corporate goals and social values are aligned with business aims Therefore, for a developing country like India, it is essential to combine activities that promote economic growth in order to ensure the existence of social values and respect. The goal of this article is to provide light on the notion of corporate social responsibility (CSR), the challenges that businesses face while implementing CSR policies, and suggested solutions. Similarly, the study sheds light on the current CSR initiatives of a few Indian companies with a special focus on their scholarly and environmental viewpoints
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