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WHAT IS CSR ?

This business contribution to our sustainabledevelopment goals essentially it is about howbusiness takes account of it Economic social andenviomental impact in the way it operatesmaximising the benefits and minimising thedownsides


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Tata is a window into the rise of India. While that rise isoften traced to free-market reforms that began in theearly 90s, Tata executives emphasize that even now, thecompany grows despite obstacles thrown up by red tapeand special interests. Unlike China s boom, which wasorchestrated by the state, India s is primarily the story of an enterprising private sector. Often seen in the United

States as an outsourcing economy that threatens tosiphon off service jobs, India s wider potential is mirroredin the range of Tata s ambitions from luxury hotels and jewelry to a planned $2,000 car


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y 1. They have already made their money for themselvesand their succeeding generations2. They can work around the system using the best of professional support and legal loopholes

y The ones impacted by these policies are1. Aspiring young men trying to make their mark inbusiness

2. Upper middle class businesses and professionals who are rich enough to be impacted by high taxesand regulations but not rich enough to circumvent thesystem.


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CSR PROGRAMS OF TATACorporate social responsibility in Indian industry

traces its roots from Tata.

Free medical aids to employees and dependentsfamily members.

Social walfare scheme launched for employees.


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Immediate relifes with materialand help during naturalcalamities .Incentives for Higher TechnicalEducation.


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History of Corporate Social

Responsibility at ONGC Ltd

ONGC's origin can be traced to the

mid-1950s.

In 1955 an Oil and Natural Gas Directorate was set up as a subordinate office under the then

Ministry of Natural Resources and Scientific Research.


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.In August 1956, the Directorate was elevatedto the status of a commission and named

the Oil and Natural Gas Commission.

In 1993, the Oil and Natural GasCommission was converted into a publiclimited company, ONGC Ltd., under theCompany's Act


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ONGC LTD PROGRAM OF CSR1. Understand the importance of corporate social

responsibility

2. Gain insights into the corporate socialresponsibility initiatives at ONGC

3. Learn more about the challenges and issuesconcerning the implementation of CSR initiatives incompanies in developing countries


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4. ONGC's CSR programs at the corporate levelfocused on disaster relief management .

5. Water management project.

6. Various community s development programslike promoting literacy & higher education


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y ONGC, a major public limited company, is alsoone of the largest companies in India. The case deals

with the company's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives and programs, and some of thecriticisms against the company. It also provides aninsight into various aspects of CSR, and emphasizesthe increasing importance of CSR even in developingcountries like India.


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Corporate Social Responsibility , CSR atPublic sector companies, CSR in theenergy industry, CSR in the developing world , Safety issues in energy companies, Transparency issues in

developing countries, ONGC, GlobalCompact program, Transparency International, PURA


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