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No Intention To Criminalise Default In Corporate Social Responsibility Spending: Official
As per data available with the ministry from disclosures made by companies, more than Rs 52,000 crore has been spent from 2014-15 to 2017-18 period towards CSR activities.
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No Intention To Criminalise Default In Corporate Social Responsibility Spending: Official
As per data available with the ministry from disclosures made by companies, more than Rs 52,000 crore has been spent from 2014-15 to 2017-18 period towards CSR activities.
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New CSR Rules: The Risks Of Greater Rigidity
The new CSR rules move the needle from what has largely been a comply-or-explain approach to a mandatory requirement.
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Government Tightens Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Norms For Companies
Ms Sitharaman said that the government is strengthening the enforcement provisions that enable the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) to ensure speedy and more effective enforcement, including actions of disgorgement.
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Hero MotoCorp Sets A Record For 'Tree Plantation' In India
Apart from being the world's largest two-wheeler manufacturer, Hero also believes in being responsible socially. The company recently organised a tree plantation drive with which it set a record of sorts.
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India’s Most And Least Philanthropic Large Companies
Nine of the 10 companies failed to meet the requirements since CSR norms were rolled out from April 1, 2014.
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Allow Corporate Social Responsibility In Chief Minister's Relief Funds: Mamata Banerjee To PM Modi
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging him to consider the contribution of business houses to the chief minister's relief funds or CMRF as money spent on corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities.
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How Socially Responsible Are Indian Companies?
Are Indian companies generous?
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Linking Leadership With CSR Programmes Delivers High Impact: Report
With corporate social responsibility initiatives gaining traction, some progressive companies are going beyond volunteerism, linking profitability with social responsibility and embedding these goals in their core mission statements.
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Most Companies See Higher CSR Spending Next Fiscal: Survey
Majority of corporates expect to spend more on social welfare activities in the next financial year as CSR increasingly becomes part of strategic decision making process, says a survey.
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Government to Modify Social Welfare Spending Norms of Public Sector Firms: Report
Public sector companies will soon have to follow the social welfare spending norms as prescribed under the new companies law that will replace existing guidelines in this regard.
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Companies Bill passage hailed by India Inc
The Companies Bill, which will replace the nearly 50-year-old Companies Act, was passed by Rajya Sabha by voice vote. Lok Sabha had given its assent in December last year.
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Companies Bill passed in Rajya Sabha: what it means for you
The Rajya Sabha today passed the much-awaited Companies Bill, replacing the decades old Companies Act, 1956. The Bill had been passed by the Lok Sabha in December last year.
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Parliament panel suggests mandatory 2% spending on CSR activities
A Parliamentary panel has suggested that 2 per cent spending by corporates on CSR activities should be made mandatory to prevent them from escaping the liability by citing one reason or the other.
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No Intention To Criminalise Default In Corporate Social Responsibility Spending: Official
As per data available with the ministry from disclosures made by companies, more than Rs 52,000 crore has been spent from 2014-15 to 2017-18 period towards CSR activities.
-
No Intention To Criminalise Default In Corporate Social Responsibility Spending: Official
As per data available with the ministry from disclosures made by companies, more than Rs 52,000 crore has been spent from 2014-15 to 2017-18 period towards CSR activities.
-
New CSR Rules: The Risks Of Greater Rigidity
The new CSR rules move the needle from what has largely been a comply-or-explain approach to a mandatory requirement.
-
Government Tightens Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Norms For Companies
Ms Sitharaman said that the government is strengthening the enforcement provisions that enable the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) to ensure speedy and more effective enforcement, including actions of disgorgement.
-
Hero MotoCorp Sets A Record For 'Tree Plantation' In India
Apart from being the world's largest two-wheeler manufacturer, Hero also believes in being responsible socially. The company recently organised a tree plantation drive with which it set a record of sorts.
-
India’s Most And Least Philanthropic Large Companies
Nine of the 10 companies failed to meet the requirements since CSR norms were rolled out from April 1, 2014.
-
Allow Corporate Social Responsibility In Chief Minister's Relief Funds: Mamata Banerjee To PM Modi
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging him to consider the contribution of business houses to the chief minister's relief funds or CMRF as money spent on corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities.
-
How Socially Responsible Are Indian Companies?
Are Indian companies generous?
-
Linking Leadership With CSR Programmes Delivers High Impact: Report
With corporate social responsibility initiatives gaining traction, some progressive companies are going beyond volunteerism, linking profitability with social responsibility and embedding these goals in their core mission statements.
-
Most Companies See Higher CSR Spending Next Fiscal: Survey
Majority of corporates expect to spend more on social welfare activities in the next financial year as CSR increasingly becomes part of strategic decision making process, says a survey.
-
Government to Modify Social Welfare Spending Norms of Public Sector Firms: Report
Public sector companies will soon have to follow the social welfare spending norms as prescribed under the new companies law that will replace existing guidelines in this regard.
-
Companies Bill passage hailed by India Inc
The Companies Bill, which will replace the nearly 50-year-old Companies Act, was passed by Rajya Sabha by voice vote. Lok Sabha had given its assent in December last year.
-
Companies Bill passed in Rajya Sabha: what it means for you
The Rajya Sabha today passed the much-awaited Companies Bill, replacing the decades old Companies Act, 1956. The Bill had been passed by the Lok Sabha in December last year.
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Parliament panel suggests mandatory 2% spending on CSR activities
A Parliamentary panel has suggested that 2 per cent spending by corporates on CSR activities should be made mandatory to prevent them from escaping the liability by citing one reason or the other.
