A Comparative Study of CSR Initiatives Among Public & Private Organisations in India

Abstract

The concept of business organizations engaging in social responsibilities is not uncommon in India. Anything unusual is the preference for social requirements rather than money making opportunities. Increased trust among investors, fresh market potential clients, and good response from capital markets are just a few of the positive reputational outcomes that corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts can bring about. It has done precisely because the establishment of an excellent reputation takes substantial time, and depends upon a firm maintaining steady and predictable expenditures through time. For conducting the present study, a secondary thematic method has been identified.  As many researchers have described it, it has become the reason for a great reputation is so essential. Managers have been inspired by CSR to give some consideration to how they might successfully utilize the platform to address concerns such as corporate operations, societal issues, and impacts on the environment that could provide their businesses with a competitive advantage in competitive environments.