HRIDAY – Sustainable Development at the Heart of Rural Purulia
Figure 1 Participation of tribal women in Project HRIDAY Co-authored by Ms Rashmi Murali, Ms
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A company will come under the ambit of the new CSR policy if its net worth is Rs 500 crore or more; turnover is Rs 1,000 crore or more, or net profit is Rs 5 crore or more during any financial year. Under any of these conditions, a company should spend at least 2% of the average net profit made during three immediate preceding financial years, in pursuance of the provisions of the Companies Act laid down towards Corporate Social Responsibility.
Figure 1 Participation of tribal women in Project HRIDAY Co-authored by Ms Rashmi Murali, Ms
Implemented under The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)’s Leveraging Clean Energy for a Billion Livelihoods
CleanMax is a leading force in Asia’s renewable energy sector, setting benchmarks in sustainability for
Ma Foundation is a non-profit organisation established on 29 September 2019, committed to empowering impoverished
For over five decades, NTPC has powered India’s growth and development as the country’s largest
Allopathic Dispensary, Deengaon, Uttarakhand Construction of Lakefront at Badrish Lake & Park at Badrinath towns,
India is changing. And perhaps the most interesting thing about this change is that it
TERI and CSR Times hosted webinar on 16th September 2026, bringing together diverse perspectives on
The past decade has witnessed increased assertion around climate change, inequality, malnutrition, public health, and
Corporates are increasingly integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations into their strategic and managerial
Most Indian cities do not plan for trees as infrastructure. Roads, flyovers, and buildings come
The Jury members evaluating the nominations for the CSR and BESG Awards India’s responsible business
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