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Indian Journal of Social Enquiry

Indian Journal of Social Enquiry

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Environmental Sustainability and Economic Growth: Bridging the Gap for a Greener Tomorrow

Published in September 2025 (Vol. 17, Issue 3, 2025)

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Abstract

This study explores the connection between economic growth and corporate social responsibility towards the environment, focusing on how leading Indian companies are integrating sustainability into their business model. Environmental sustainability and economic growth are considered as contradicting and hard to achieve together. But with the rise of green corporate strategies and environmental sustainability policies these goals are increasingly attainable. This paper seeks to examine sustainable business practices which focus both on financial success as well as ecological well-being and to evaluate the role of government policies as well as the contribution of companies and the society in sustainable economic growth. By examining real world examples, this paper highlights the importance of corporate leadership in achieving economic growth which is more in sync with a sustainable environment. The findings suggest that the growth of an economy should not be achieved at the cost of the environment, rather, innovative corporate strategies and policies can bridge the gap between financial success and sustainability, paving the way for a greener and more robust and vital future.

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Sonia Sharma

Maharaja Agrasen College, Univ...

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IJSE3170005

IJSE-01-000062

71-85

2026-09-03

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Sharma (2026). Environmental Sustainability and Economic Growth: Bridging the Gap for a Greener Tomorrow. Indian Journal of Social Enquiry, 17(3), 71-85. https://macijse.org/articles/IJSE3170005

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