India has always been a humanitarian

and socially driven country. Many

NGO’s and governmental organizations

have joined hands in social

development.

Community development,

cultural impact,

society and environmental norms have

been at the forefront of all development

projects.

In many countries worldwide, CSR is a

huge phenomenon and it is catching up

in India as well.

CSR is wherein companies undertake

initiatives to contribute towards a

community up gradation.

The fundamentals of CSR in India rest

on the fact that even corporates should

be responsible enough to address social

issues.

Companies need to actively donate to

the social and economic development

of the communities in which we

function.

Building a better, sustainable way of

life for the weaker sections of

society is the foremost agenda of

CSR activities in India.

Raising the country's human development

index with expansion projects is in the

hindsight of development.

With the passage of the Companies Act,

2013 the industry has responded positively

to the reform measure undertaken by the

government with a wide interest across the

public and private sector, Indian and

multinational companies.