Sustainable development: an Indian perspective

Q3 Social Sciences
B. Karunakar
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Abstract

The article discusses sustainable development from an Indian perspective. India's challenges are to achieve urban sustainability, improve public health and gender equality, as it builds infrastructure for its fast-growing urban population. For the 17 UN SDGs to be achieved, the government, the private sector (for-profit), the non-profit, the voluntary organisations and the public must to do their part. In this context, the role played by the government with its specific missions and higher education is examined. The new Companies Act 2013 stipulates that Corporate India needs to add investment of 2% of net profits in corporate social responsibility towards nation building efforts. Have Indian companies made progress on their contribution towards sustainability? The article ends with a note on what Hinduism can teach us about sustainable development.
可持续发展:印度人的观点
本文从印度人的角度讨论可持续发展问题。印度面临的挑战是实现城市可持续性、改善公共卫生和性别平等,同时为快速增长的城市人口建设基础设施。为了实现17个联合国可持续发展目标,政府、私营部门(营利性)、非营利组织、志愿组织和公众必须尽自己的一份力量。在这种背景下,研究了政府在其特定使命和高等教育中所扮演的角色。2013年新的《公司法》规定,印度企业需要将净利润的2%投资于企业社会责任,以促进国家建设。印度公司在可持续发展方面取得了进展吗?这篇文章的结尾是一篇关于印度教可以教会我们什么关于可持续发展的文章。
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International Journal of Pluralism and Economics Education
International Journal of Pluralism and Economics Education Social Sciences-Sociology and Political Science
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