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Worldwide industrialization and economic growth increase the levels of materials and energy consumption, and industrial waste damage and pollute the environment causing global warming, the greenhouse gas effect and ozone depletion. Waste and emission of water and gas caused by the supply chain is one of the main sources of environmental pollution. Organizations are pressurized to implement green in their supply chain by using processes and raw materials which does not have any negative effect on the environment and this new concept is called Green Supply Chain Management. It is defined as an approach to improve the product, process and environment of the organization which considers environmental effects and also efficiently utilizes the resources in the entire supply chain. Out of almost seventeen GSCM practices only seven practices are considered the most impactful practices in the modern era. We need to explore one by one how these seven GSCM practices influence corporate sustainability which is an approach to make long-term stakeholder value by implementing a business strategy which emphasizes the cultural, social, environmental and economic dimensions of a business. Corporate sustainability helps the companies to grow to rethink the demands and needs of evolving society and the earth and to adapt the change. Corporate sustainability is often based on three interconnected pillars, commonly called as the triple bottom line. These pillars encompass economic, social, and environmental dimensions, and their integration is crucial for achieving long-term success and responsible business practices. Economic sustainability focuses on maintaining and enhancing the company's economic viability over the long term. It involves making decisions that contribute to financial stability, growth, and profitability. Environmental sustainability focuses on minimizing the environmental impact of business operations and promoting actions for the well-being of the earth. Social sustainability involves managing a company's impact on society and fostering positive relationships with its stakeholders. It prioritizes moral and socially accountable business conduct. Keywords: Green supply chain management, corporate sustainability, Environmental pillar, Carbon footprint, Renewable energy, social innovation