Kolkata based PC Chandra group is keen to take up 'green plantation' as a part of its corporate social responsibilty (CSR) initiative.
AK Chandra, managing director of the PC Chandra group said, "I am very eager to take up a project of spreading greenery in the city through increased plantation. This is one amongst various projects that the group is interested to take up in the future."
PC Chandra had organised a 'save water project' today, highlighting the significance of potable water.
It had organised a two day art exhibtion with children from 35 schools participating in the event showcasing through their paintings, the danger that lies in case of shortage in drinking water.
"It is very important for business groups to have a social committment.This is part of our social committment and we had been eager for this project ever since the Mayor announced about such an initiative four months back." The cost of this campaign could run into a 'few lakhs', alleged Chandra.
I, Anamika Singha, a final year student of Masters in Social Work (M.S.W), department of Social Work, Visva Bharati, would like to apply for a suitable post in your esteemed organisation. I am expecting my final results by the end of June, 2009. I have gone through the company's profile and i am keen to be a part of your reputed organisaton and make a possitve contribution towards the organisational goal as having an experience of working with the CSR of Jindal Stainless Ltd during two months internship program and also had special paper in Human Resourse Management and Development.
If selected, i will leave no stone unturned to keep up the name and fame of the organisation. I am sending a copy of my resume as an attachment file and will be highly obliged if you could kindly give it a look.
Looking forward for an early response from your part.
While Mr.A.K. Chandra, Managing Director of PC Chandra group of industries deserves congratulatios for thinking of planting trees in Kolkata or in some areas of West Bengal. But what pinches me the most is the fact that he has not spent even a single rupee on planting of trees but has gained media attention of newspaper like Business Standard. What was the need of making announcement when work has not even been started. I have a list of a number of organisations and companies whose announcements for launching of CSR projects received wide publicity but till today not even a single naya paisa has been spent. I do not know what is happening in the country?
S.C. Aggarwal,
Founder, Poverty Trust, New Delhi 110 076
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