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The Parthenon from Temple to Church,ver 230 million enrolments. It is home to one of the largest and complex school education systems in the world along with China..To combat this pressing issue, the Tata Group has launched Tata ClassEdge in 2011, positioned as a social enterprise, that aims to bring about Information and Communicatio

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The Why, What and How of the CSR Mandate: The India Story,anies through a statute in the Companies Act, 2013. However, this leap from voluntary to mandatory is witnessing a period of transition. This chapter outlines a brief history of CSR in India from the mid-1850s to the present day and especially lays focus on the CSR mandate. Furthermore, this chapter

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CSR in India—Between Tradition, Cultural Influence, Social Structure, and Economic Growth: A Status -dimensional benefits. Today, as people are getting increasingly conscious about global warming and ethical business practices, it is expected from business organisations that they become seriously concerned about their responsibilities for the people and the society as a whole. Hence, CSR has emerg

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