"CSR: Creating Value Beyond the Balance Sheet"

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निहार शांति आमला का एक विज्ञापन आपने अवश्य देखा या सुना होगा, जिसमें यह संदेश दिया जाता है —

“इसका दो प्रतिशत जाये बच्चों की शिक्षा की ओर।”

What Is CSR?

CSR stands for Corporate Social Responsibility. 

It’s a way for companies to:

• ➡️ Give back to society.

• ➡️ Reduce their negative impact on the environment.

• ➡️ Support employees and communities.

 Many businesses do it because it’s the right thing to do. It also helps them build trust with customers and improve their reputation.

Why Is CSR Important?

• ➡️ Building Trust: People like to support businesses that care for the environment and the community.

• ➡️ Long-term Success: Responsible companies often perform better over time.

• ➡️ Employee Happiness: Workers feel proud when their company does good for others.

Examples of CSR

•💡 Environmental Efforts: Planting trees, using less plastic, or making products that don’t harm nature.

•💡 Helping Communities: Donating to local schools, organizing food drives, or helping in times of disaster.

•💡 Fair Labor Practices: Making sure workers are treated fairly and paid well.

•💡 Ethical Sourcing: Buying materials from places that don’t cheat workers or harm the planet.

CSR Spending Rule as per The Companies Act, 2013

How Much to Spend:

Companies must spend 2% of their average profit (from the last 3 years) on CSR work.

Which Companies Must Do This:

This rule is for companies that have:

✅️ ₹500 crore or more total value (net worth), or

✅️ ₹1,000 crore or more money earned (turnover), or

✅️ ₹5 crore or more profit in a year.

Top Five Companies Which Contribute in CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility):

✅️ Tata Group

✅️ Reliance Industries Limited

✅️ Infosys Limited

✅️ ITC Limited

✅️ Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL)

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