Paresh Parasnis, the CEO of Piramal Foundation, the wp arm of Piramal group believes that the corporate houses should be given time to learn and work in the social sector. Having corporate experience for about three decades in HDFC Standard Life Insurance, Parasnis joined the social sector in 2012. With close to 2000 employees, the Piramal Foundation focuses on four major social areas. Parasnis talks about wp interventions of the Foundation including ‘Water dispensing ATM’ and his views on national wp norms.
We always had laws, but implementation is the challenge: Paresh Parasnis, CEO, Piramal Foundation
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