CSR allows corporations to participate in social issues that affect the wider society in which they operate.
This can take many forms, including grants, charitable work, environmental work, volunteering, and so on.
Companies with a turnover of more than a certain amount are expected to invest 2% of their earnings on CSR operations in India.
Many businesses go above the 2% mark.
Many businesses are consciously assisting society in the context of the Pandemic. These practises can fall under the category of corporate social responsibility (CSR).
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