Do corporate India care for Green laws?

No, not until there is huge pressure exerted on the government by the environmental activists and through government on these corporates.  Shortcuts, cutting corners and undercuts........ are much more prevalent than environmental concerns in most cases, thanks to loosely enforced laws.

On "black & white" it is abiding by but, on ground reality, it is negligible compliance.Merely, complying on documents is not the true " care for green". Atleast, they should come forward to reduce energy consumption level, if not, fully trying to adopt green-tech applications.

A few years back, a majority of the corporates were not focusing much on environmental issues. Currently, due to improved awareness, the focus is now more on environmental issues. However, despite the focus, there are still many environmental problems. This highlights the fact that the seriousness on the environmental issues is still not high.

Thus, it may take some more years before the focus on green issues is prevalent among the corporates....

Yes it is correct, the motive is only maximizing profit, after all everybody wants profits in their business. Thanks for your support Mr.Rathin Ji.

Natteraja in India the corporates are only one motive that is how to earn profit no body really bothers about green law neither want to understand. This unfortunate but true. Thanks for the refferal.

From the way things are one is made to understand that Corporate India does not  think of any law and is completely focused in strengthening the bottom line.Very sad indeed.

Of course you are right Ms. Sonam, But in case of chemical industries practically it will be difficult to enforce these green laws, which may cost to them severely and that's why they are not fully implementing. Moreover for getting the license or to satisfy the pollution control boards they take the initiative and afterwords it will be in paper only. Strict prohibitory measures are not taken or followed either by the companies or by the govt. authorities.

Thanks for the referral Ms. Sonam Kapoor.

Sorry to say 'No', but it is true that corporate India hardly take care of Green Laws.

YES they care...only on paper.....and mind it not cutting trees is far-far more beneficial than planting trees...and planting trees without cutting any is better....and planting trees for political or CSR propagands is good for nothing.

Hi Sonam,

I think you are right and indian corporate culture is spoiling greenry of india.

We all should do something in favour of green laws, start planting trees,plants as much as possible as soon as possible...

No they dont. Unfortunately, i am not sure if it is there job to have that as a primary concern. Our government should have established and error proof zoning laws. Even if they do, they dont enforce it very well (i am not talking corruption while that too is a factor. I am talking weal enforcement).

If the infrastructure of laws and enforcement is sound, one can find fault with people who violate them. When ithat basic setup is non-functional anarchy prevails!!@

ya dear u r purely right. i accept ur thinking and appreciate that u have courage to say

thanking for be a Part of this

Bajrang Goyal