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CSR and new business ethics to wait till budget session A section of the industry is calling it 'business as usual’ and proof of laggardness and the laidback attitude of the government. The Companies Bill 2011, which was supposed to become a law and replace Companies Act 1956, before the Parliament’s monsoon session, saw no resolution even in the winter session. Read more...
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Mines bill talks of sustainability, transparency, and incentives for responsible mining CSR: Companies failing to spend ‘mandatory’ sum will not be penalized Companies may not fear CSR Section 135; it is just an ‘oversight clause’ Climate change: Finally, something happened in DurbanFEATURE POINT More stories 
Each reason, however minor it may seem in isolation, is a dot that connects with the other dots. If only we remember this life principle at all times and if only we stop pretending that we are but specks and too insignificant to matter in the vast scheme of things that make this miraculous planet function, will the tide start turning.Read more...
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Vatavaran: The cleaning brigadeAt least eight per cent of India’s landmass has become wasteland due to open garbage dumps. These dumps are breeding ground for infectious diseases like plague, cholera, tuberculosis, jaundice, and numerous skin aliments. The unmanaged garbage also leaves behind a spate of civic woes...Read more...
Dr Shroff’s: Charity began in a one-room eye clinic Salaam to the spirit of living Educate Girls: Reaching out to literacy backwaters through community engagement Because I had only five dollars for little White JadeCORPORATE FOCUS
Hitachi, living together with societyThe quake deeply affected the global value chain of Hitachi and had cast doubt on the business continuity planning of Japanese manufacturers. While many companies waited for the governments and other developmental agencies to bring back normalcy, Hitachi reinforced its risk and crisis management policies, and...Read more...
Pfizer India: Making healthcare its business Sapient: Striving to be a serious global citizen Intel: Closing the digital divide SAIL communities: Living as a coherent whole
Low-carbon enterprise zones: A game changer or a lemming run for green growth?I could not help but be impressed by the window view that greeted me – kilometre upon kilometre of onshore turbines that lit up the dry and deserted landscape... fascinating opportunity to listen to local non-profit environmental organization ECODES talk about a nearby low-carbon business cluster on water efficiency...Read more...
Author: Philip Monaghan, founder & CEO, Infrangilis,
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- CSR is about 'purpose'; corporate philanthropy and cause marketing is long dead
- PM's I-day gift: 'No tax' for you if anybody in system is found guilty of corruption
- Anna Hazare\'s letters to the PM and Sonia Gandhi
- Singing for the old, donating blood, painting hoardings green – is this CSR?
- Can better water governance between citizen, state and business solve the scarcity crisis?
- Neglected tropical diseases an ongoing threat in South Asia
- Pfizer India: Making healthcare its business
