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Mohsin Hafeez,Usman Khalid AwanThe objective of this research paper was to analyse and highlight industry-specific corporate social responsibility across the leading companies in India. It studies the various corporate social responsibility models that have emerged in some of the largest companies, spanning across different industries.

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Mohsin Hafeez,Usman Khalid Awan on CSR has been drawn from the industrialized nations of the West. This paper is an attempt to contribute to the CSR literature with perspectives and experiential learning from the Global South (specifically India) with specific emphasis on the CSR practices and approaches of Public Sector Enterpri

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Muhammad Aslam Rasheed,Daud Ahmad and a threat to environment and health. The current rate of waste generation by all the cities of the world is approximately 1.3 billion tonnes per year and will increase to 2.2 billion tonnes per annum by the year 2025 (Hoornweg and Bhada-Tata in What a waste: a global review of solid waste manage

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