India’s Road to Net Zero by 2070: What It Means to Industries India made global headlines with its ambitious pledge to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070. For the country’s industries, this isn’t just a climate promise—it’s a complete shift in how business will be done in the coming decades. Whether you’re in manufacturing, energy, transport, or agriculture, the ripple effects are already being felt. Let’s break down what this journey means for Indian industries, the key
Beyond Numbers: How GRI and BRSR Are Shaping the Future of Sustainability Reporting in India
Sustainability reporting in India has come a long way. What was once seen as a voluntary exercise filled with lofty promises is now evolving into a structured, data-driven, and stakeholder-focused practice.
Two frameworks are leading this change: the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting (BRSR) mandated by SEBI.
Together, GRI and BRSR
Social Media!! Social Media!! Social Media!! The Fever is Never Ending. In a world where buzzwords come and go like fleeting trends, ‘SUSTAINABILITY’ in India stands as an enduring beacon of hope and a guiding principle for a better tomorrow. But what exactly is sustainability? Is it merely a trendy term or a profound philosophy shaping our collective destiny? At its core, sustainability in India means meeting present needs without compromising future generations’ ability to meet their own. For PRO INDIA, sustainability
