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ESG is an acronym that stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance considerations. ESG takes the holistic perspective that sustainability involves a broader range of issues beyond merely environmental considerations. ESG may be defined as a framework that helps stakeholders understand how enterprises and governments handle risks and opportunities associated with environmental, social, and governance norms. Policymakers worldwide recognize the necessity of strengthening structures to support and accomplish goals related to sustainable development. ESG outcomes and measures are gaining increased attention due to the rising momentum of policies. ESG Disclosure acts as a representative measure of an organization's dedication to sustainability and exceptional management. Despite the increasing importance of ESG in the business and commercial sector, there is currently no formal regulation in India that defines ESG compliance. The compliance with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards in India is based on many legal sources. The paper examines the development of regulatory rules for firms in India regarding ESG throughout time and predicts the future legislation in this field.
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