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The charitable side of Indian corporates

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India’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) spending is projected to cross ₹1.1 lakh crore annually by FY35, but the expanding pool of funds masks gaps in how companies give and employees participate. The top 200 companies already account for nearly half of the overall CSR expenditure, while employee giving remains underused. Report from “Give Grants” reveal how CSR trends shape funding for…

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