The article explores the legal obligations and social responsibilities imposed on companies under the Companies Act 2013. It delves into the applicability of CSR to different classes of companies, minimum spending requirements, execution of CSR initiatives, and the treatment of unspent CSR funds. By examining the Indian perspective, this article sheds light on the dual nature of CSR as both a social responsibility and a legal compulsion.
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