Aman Mehndiratta

The relationship between an entrepreneur and the society can be said as an interdependent relationship. It is just like a give and takes process. Entrepreneurs have much to give to society in many aspects. They help society in economic aspects, in raising the living standard, creating employment opportunities and more. In return, society provides them with human resources, goodwill creation, name-fame, recognition, and creating wealth with their entrepreneur ventures.
Their contribution to the welfare of society by entrepreneurs is of a high order. According to Aman Mehndiratta, a business person apart from making money for him or herself to help the society in many ways, we can say financially as well as socially.
This notion cannot be denied that the respective society benefits financially by the business carried out by entrepreneurs. Simultaneously, many of the welfare activities carried out by those businessmen improve the living conditions and the standards of the people of that particular society.
How does an entrepreneur help society on a social basis?
Contributing to welfare programs
An entrepreneur contributes financially to various welfare programs. These welfare programs include various processes like helping the blinds, orphans, widows, unprivileged etc. In case there is a crisis of the time, they also help them by donating necessary items such as blankets, clothes, medicines, food, books or other commodities as Aman does.
They make donations
An entrepreneur donates a lot of money and useful resources as a help for charity purposes. From his or her earnings, he or she helps the downtrodden and try to improve their living conditions or we can say to raise their living standards. They also make a donation to provide education, food etc. so that they can contribute to the development of the society for a better tomorrow.
Establishing institutions as per charity
An entrepreneur sets up various educational, medical and vocational training institu

Corporate social responsibility and India’s economy
We are living in a country which is under the ongoing process of development. Presently, India is a developing economy, in where agriculture, industry, telecom, services, infrastructure and everything related to generating revenue or is occupational, is on the developing stage. Mr. Aman Mehndiratta, who is a much-known philanthropist, investor, and entrepreneur, has his points about the corporate social responsibility in the countries with developing economy like India. Being an unparalleled part of the corporate world of this country, Aman Mehndiratta has learned a lot about the impact and effect of various business models on the economy. Also, he has figured out which is the best model would be the best suited for the economy like India.
Indian economy
Well, when we are this must also be taken in concern that, when the Indian economy was opened for the world economy and most of the international companies were allowed to do business in our country and invest in different sectors, the scenario of industrial development has seen a drastic change in a pretty good manner.
Corporate Social Responsibility and Philanthropy
While there may be no single universally accepted definition of CSR, each definition that currently talks about the crucial impact and importance that businesses have on society and the expectation that society has from those corporate activities. The roots of CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY straightly lie in the philanthropic activities of corporations such as charity, donation, relief work, etc. The concept of CSR has evolved very much and now encompasses all related concepts as well. This is evident in the definition given below that CSR is good for the country with a developing economy like India:
Definition- CSR
The CSR can be defined as the responsibility and impact of the corporate world on the society. To completely meet their social responsibility, the corporates should have in place

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Aman Mehndiratta