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    The document discusses the relationship between Birla group, business, government, and society. It provides an overview of Birla group as the 3rd largest private sector conglomerate in India operating in 33 countries with over 136,000 employees across various business sectors. It outlines Birla's CSR vision to contribute to social and economic development of communities through initiatives in education, healthcare, infrastructure, and sustainable livelihood. These initiatives benefit over 7 million people across 3000 villages with an annual budget of 130 crore rupees. The document also discusses Birla group's relationship with government, both during pre-independence and post-independence eras.

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    BGS Relationship of Birla Group

    Загружено:

    Manan Desai
    The document discusses the relationship between Birla group, business, government, and society. It provides an overview of Birla group as the 3rd largest private sector conglomerate in India operating in 33 countries with over 136,000 employees across various business sectors. It outlines Birla's CSR vision to contribute to social and economic development of communities through initiatives in education, healthcare, infrastructure, and sustainable livelihood. These initiatives benefit over 7 million people across 3000 villages with an annual budget of 130 crore rupees. The document also discusses Birla group's relationship with government, both during pre-independence and post-independence eras.

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    Business

    Govt.

    Society

    BGS relationship of Birla group.

    Birla group Business overview


    Vision: To be a premium conglomerate with a clear focus on each of the business. Values: Integrity Commitment Passion Seamlessness Speed Mission: To deliver superior value to our customers, shareholders, employees & society at large.

    3rd largest Indian Private sector multinational conglomerate group after TATA & RIL TATA USD 100 Bn RIL USD 74 Bn BIRLA USD 40 Bn Operates in 33 countries with more than 1,36,000 employees

    Birla Business sectors: An overview

    Birla Business Society: An overview


    Birla-CSR Vision: To actively contribute to the social & economic development of the communities in which we operate. In so doing build a better sustainable way of life for the weaker section of society & raise the countrys HDI.

    3000 villages 7 MN people 4 MN BPL population 130 Cr. Budget annually

    Education

    Espousing social causes

    Healthcare

    S
    Infrastructure
    Sustainable livelihood

    Birla Business-Society: Explained


    Education: 1. Formal, Nonformal & Adult education 2. Scholarship & education for girls 3. Merit scholarships & technical education for boys 4. Distance education 5. Computer education (Digital literacy) Infrastructure: 1. Community centres 2. Schools in villages 3. Healthcare centres & Hospitals 4. Roads 5. Home for homeless 6. Rural electrification 7. Irrigation & water storage structure

    Social causes: 1. Widow re-marriage 2. Dowry less mass marriage 3. Social security (Insurance) 4. Culture & sports 5. Women empowerment

    Healthcare &family welfare: 1. Pulse polio program 2. Mobile clinics 3. General & multispecialty medical camp 4. Reproductive & child healthcare 5. Supplementary nutrition & mid-day meal project 6. Safe drinking water 7. Sanitation 8. Community hospital 9. HIV/AIDS/TB awareness & prevention camps 10. Blood donation 11. Responsible parenting

    Sustainable livelihood: 1. SHG 2. Integrated agriculture development 3. Integrated livestock development 4. Watershed management 5. Micro-enterprise development 6. Skill development

    Birla Business-Government:
    Pre independence Biased British govt. policy against local merchants

    Supply problem during the 1st World war helped BIRLA to diversify the business
    GD Birlas stand against the Non-cooperation movement Appreciated by British Post world war, the British Govt. favoured the Indian enterprise (By creating a Tariff commission) Post independence Impact of License Raj Birla group helping political parties Coalgate scam & Birla

    By: Aatish Anupam Dharmik Naitik Panchanan Prateek

    (DM15201) (DM15207) (DM15215) (DM15232) (DM15236) (DM15241)

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