Category : CSR

With an aim to provide clean fuel to rural India, the finance ministry has approved the oil ministry’s proposal to provide extremely subsidized cooking gas connections to over seven million poor families in rural areas. The subsidy will be shared equally between the

‘There was no question of making corporate social responsibility (CSR) mandatory,’ said Salman Khursheed, minister of corporate affairs, in an interview to Mint on October 9 while discussing the Companies Bill, 2009, that will soon be tabled before the parliament. ‘I think CSR

With Indian consumers becoming more ’cause’ conscious (read: CSR a buzzword), their brand preferences keep shifting to favour the brand that is socially more responsible. The phenomenon directly creates a connection between the sales and the CSR. The trend suggests, ‘the better the

Students studying masters in business administration at Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, will not just learn about cliched capitalism and corporate profitability but will also get to understand concepts including common good, social responsibility and ethical equity, as the institute will add such

The reputation of Indian industries is at risk because no socially responsible US buyer probably will be buying an Indian manufactured product as the United States government has placed India among a list of countries that put children to work in their manufacturing

The reputation of Indian industries is at risk because no socially responsible US buyer probably will be buying an Indian manufactured product as the United States government has placed India among a list of countries that put children to work in their manufacturing

At a shareholders’ meeting of Vedanta Resources Plc in London, some fund managers protested over the company’s plans to build a bauxite mine in Kalahandi area, which is considered sacred by the local population. Vedanta, however, defended its human rights record and denied

At a shareholders’ meeting of Vedanta Resources Plc in London, some fund managers protested over the company’s plans to build a bauxite mine in Kalahandi area, which is considered sacred by the local population. Vedanta, however, defended its human rights record and denied

At a shareholders’ meeting of Vedanta Resources Plc in London, some fund managers protested over the company’s plans to build a bauxite mine in Kalahandi area, which is considered sacred by the local population. Vedanta, however, defended its human rights record and denied

At a shareholders’ meeting of Vedanta Resources Plc in London, some fund managers protested over the company’s plans to build a bauxite mine in Kalahandi area, which is considered sacred by the local population. Vedanta, however, defended its human rights record and denied