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What is Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Social Responsibility directly states that every company is responsible towards the society and the environment. So this is a duty of every company to create eco-friendly new products. In the current scenario when the fuel prices are increasing every day, it is not pretty possible for the mass to travel in their own private vehicles. With the increasing cost of maintenance, fuel and parking cost it is now essential to have public transport buses with full facilities so that it becomes economical for people to travel. This idea is also supported by the government due to increase polluting and shortage of fuel supply. So it is a right time to launch such a product which is not only the demand of the common public but also of the government.

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