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While addressing the Coal India Limited Programme for Thalassemia & Nanha Sa Dil—CSR Initiatives in New Delhi, I emphasised that CSR must move beyond merely spending funds to delivering measurable impact, outcomes and long-term sustainability. As Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji has emphasised, CSR must be transparent,...

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