The India Power Atlas
Part X · The Underlying Studies
Chapter 48

Domestic Giving, CSR and the Religious Economy

Private domestic philanthropy, corporate social responsibility spending, and the money of temples, churches, mosques and other religious bodies.

The 6 figures in this chapter are reproduced from the report of Atlas research module M2, with the passage of the study that explains each. They keep the study’s own labels and colours: RW denotes the Hindutva-aligned bloc and LW the coalition that contests it (see A Note on Terms).

48.11. Corporate CSR (source H), with PSU CSR reported separately

Figure 48.1. Fig H1
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Source: Atlas research module M2, “1. Corporate CSR (source H), with PSU CSR reported separately”.

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Figure 48.2. Fig H2
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Source: Atlas research module M2, “1. Corporate CSR (source H), with PSU CSR reported separately”.

Headline.

48.22. Domestic foundations and HNIs (source K)

Figure 48.3. Fig K1
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Source: Atlas research module M2, “2. Domestic foundations and HNIs (source K)”.

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48.34. Private religious giving (source M)

Figure 48.4. Fig M1
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Source: Atlas research module M2, “4. Private religious giving (source M)”.

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48.45. State funding of religion (source J)

Figure 48.5. Fig J1
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Source: Atlas research module M2, “5. State funding of religion (source J)”.

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48.56. Stocks: religious land and treasuries (T48-religious), institution networks and endowments (T15)

Figure 48.6. Fig S1
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Source: Atlas research module M2, “6. Stocks: religious land and treasuries (T48-religious), institution networks and endowments (T15)”.

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