By now, unless they have completely shut off the media, and don't listen to or read anything, which is not the case, they would know that some very legitimate concerns are being raised that many enterprises have grown at public expense and at the expense of the future. So it cannot be an indeterminate, indefinite view. For their own survival and mercenary interest, they have to take a broader outlook. My own feeling is that these things take time to sink in and they are at the moment resisting it. They feel undue costs are being imposed on them.
Lets take the worst case, they have to install pollution control equipment.
When they feel they can just dump the effluents into the river. What they are actually doing is putting the cost on somebody else' shoulder in order to add profits on their own balance sheet. Surely, this game can go on only up to a certain point. Already the level of learning in the world and the consciousness that has been raised about it is huge. Another interesting fact is that in most Indian corporate enterprises, younger leadership is taking over, who are themselves very well trained, and educated.