Corporate Social Responsibility in an Indian Legal Perspective as Per Companies Act 2013 Resolution to Bridge the Gap between Indian Corporate Social Responsibility Objectives and Its Real Outcomes

Abstract

The internationally recognized corporate social responsibility Standards and Guidelines i.e. ILO Tripartite Declaration of Principles Concerning Multinational Enterprises and Social Policy, OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, UN Global Compact and The Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Moreover, contemplate on Indian rules with a specific end goal to investigate the favourable circumstances and drawbacks of the CSR arrangements under S.135 of Companies Act 2013. This study will prompt the investigation of the current CSR arrangements under S.135 of Companies Act 2013. Additionally certain corporate outrages identified with CSR are examined to discover the contrast between the trials in USA and in India. In India the attention was on giving help to the destitute, in any case it is not by any stretch of the imagination CSR. newline