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Mother Teresa award for Polaris

CHENNAI: Polaris Software Lab has landed the Mother Teresa Corporate Citizen Award 2003 instituted by the Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA), according to a company release. The previous winners of the Award included Titan Industries, Indian Oil Corporation and Orchids Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals. This award is given to a professionally managed corporate with a consistent focus on its business mission blending with a social vision. Any listed company is eligible for nomination. — Our Special Correspondent

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