Corporate Social Performence in India with Special Reference to Companies Act, 2013.

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Industrial Revolution in the early years of the 19th century was one of the major turning points in the history of civilization. Man’s ability to make use of resources for improving the lives of fellow men was one of the drivers which led to this revolution. As time went, the industrial output and the multiplicity and intricacy of products increased. This increase has continued and it fills our lives with innumerable objects of desire and luxury, along with the daily human requirements. Along with this revolution, there was a cultural revolution in the way people lived. Industrial units and related activities provided the masses with employment and a means of growth and development. Laws, regulations and policies essential for industrial growth were developed and the world progressed.