A High-Level Panel discussion on ESG, Governance and Board-Level Disclosures at NCRBC 2026 examined how responsible business conduct can be embedded in corporate governance. The discussion is useful for UPSC because it links market regulation, board accountability, and sustainable growth.
The panel was moderated by Professor Garima Dadhich, Head, School of Business Environment, Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA). Regulators and industry leaders discussed ESG assurance, disclosure credibility, investor trust, and India’s approach to global standards.
What the panel highlighted
The discussion brought out a policy debate around the design of ESG regulation in India. The panel did not present a single conclusion; it showed a tension between ambition, credibility, and regulatory practicality.
Key points reported from the panel were:
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