Tag: Corporate Social Responsibility
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IndiaCorpLaw Blog Symposium on ‘Corporate Law and Climate Change: Indian and Comparative Perspectives’: List of Posts
The following is a list of posts published as part of the Symposium: Param Pandya (Symposium Editor) | 15 August 2026 IndiaCorpLaw Blog Symposium on ‘Corporate Law and Climate Change: Indian and Comparative Perspectives’ Theme 1: Corporate Climate Litigation Umakanth Varottil | 17 August 2026 Corporate Climate Litigation in India: Traversing the Private-Public Law Divide Akshaya Kamalnath…
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Relaxed Environmental Norms, Greater Corporate Responsibility?
[Nawneet Vibhaw is the Senior Director and Head at the School of Law, UPES Dehradun, and Shubham Joshi is the Assistant Dean – International Affairs at the School of Law, UPES Dehradun. This post is part of the IndiaCorpLaw Blog Symposium on ‘Corporate Law and Climate Change: Indian and Comparative Perspectives’.] India’s environmental regulatory framework obligates industries to prevent,…
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MK Ranjitsinh and the Erroneous “Expansion” of Fiduciary Duties in Indian Law
[Anik Bhaduri is a candidate for the MSc in Law and Finance at the University of Oxford] In 2013, the Companies Act became the first legislation in the world to explicitly adopt a stakeholder-oriented conception of the corporation. In addition to introducing a mandatory requirement that certain companies allocate a portion of their funds towards corporate social responsibility…
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Philanthropic Stock Market: SEBI’s Framework on the Social Stock Exchange
[Anenya and Yash Sharan are students of Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur] On 19 March 2025, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”) issued a circular (“the Circular”) proffering a framework on a social stock exchange (“SSE”). This regulatory development allows social enterprises to obtain funding through an exchange system that receives regulatory recognition. Through the SSE, not-for-profit organisations…
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Coveted Tax Relief For Covid-Care Policies: An Employers’ Perspective
[Kavya Mathur and Pragya Chandak are law graduates from National Law University, Jodhpur] The unprecedented Covid-19 health crisis has had a grim impact on all facets of life, including the disruption of business, people’s livelihoods and even the loss of life. While employers are persevering to stay afloat themselves, there is undoubtedly also an element of altruism and sincere…