Long before “corporate social responsibility” became a societal expectation for firms, the Tata Group embedded it as a principle in its operations. When Jamsetji Tata built Jamshedpur around his steel plant in the early 1900s, he specifically instructed planners to leave space for wide roads, parks, land for religious activity, amongst other aspects. The Tatas built the town not as a place for people to work, but rather as a place where their workers could actually live. Succ