The CSR Journal
BMC Ka Big Boss Kaun | The CSR Journal Opinion Poll – 13th February, 2017
An important part about voting is that you choose the right candidate by thinking what and how will your vote add value. In The CSR Journal Opinion Poll, we bring to the views and opinions of prominent personals, which can help you make a better choice.
Speaking to The CSR Journal, Dr Lalit Kanodia, Chairman,...
BMC Ka Big Boss Kaun | The CSR Journal Opinion Poll – 14th February, 2017
Rakesh Jain, Chairman, Navi Mumbai Committee, Indian Merchants' Chamber talks about the lack of transparency in Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation in The CSR Journal Opinion Poll. He suggests that a total transparency should exist between the elected and administrative representatives; so that people in Mumbai can have better facilities.
While, Anant Singhania, CEO, JK Enterprises talks...
BMC Ka Big Boss Kaun | The CSR Journal Opinion Poll – Bollywood Stars Urge Citizens To Vote
Prominent Bollywood personalities such as Subhash Ghai, Jackie Shroff, Gulshan Grover and Satish Kaushik along with Padma Shri winner Piyush Pandey appeal to the public to vote for the BMC polls.
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BMC Ka Big Boss Kaun | The CSR Journal Opinion Poll – 8th February, 2017
The CSR Journal Opinion Poll spoke with candidates from Ward No. 184 (Dharavi, Mumbai). While speaking to Babu Khan from Congress, Rajesh Narayan Sonavane from Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, Shinde Santosh Anil from Nationalist Congress Party, Deepak Kale and Pritam Shetty from BSRP, it was seen that a lack of infrastructure development remains a major...
BMC Ka Big Boss Kaun | The CSR Journal Opinion Poll – 9th February, 2017
The CSR Journal Opinion Poll takes a look at Ward No. 91 (Kalina, Mumbai). The residents of Kalina region talk about the growing problem of inefficient water drainage systems and proper sanitation. Living in a clean and hygienic environment has not been the case for a population of over 50,000 people, who are in...
One In Every Three School Children Fail BMI Test: Study
Every third child in India has an unhealthy BMI and only those schools that have more than three sessions of physical education have fitter children, a study has revealed.
The nationwide seventh Annual School Health and Fitness Study 2016 has revealed that the fitness and BMI levels of school children in India - regardless of...
BMC Ka Big Boss Kaun | The CSR Journal Opinion Poll – 7th February, 2017
The CSR Journal Opinion Poll will put forward the views and thoughts of prominent personalities, political leaders and citizens on the upcoming BMC Elections. This time we spoke to Bhartiya Janta Party's Santosh Kelkar, Nationalist Congress Party's Sandeep Shukla and Shiv Seena's Vijay Navare about their views on the work done in Andheri ward,...
Corporate India To Support The ‘Voter Awareness Drive’
Eminent personalities of the corporate world have come forward to extend their support for the voter awareness campaign lead by the state election commission of Maharashtra.
Business giants like Ratan Tata from the Tata Group, Anand Mahindra from Mahindra & Mahindra Group, Harsh Goenka from RPG Industries met the Maharashtra state election commission JS Sahariya.
“When...
Govt Seeks Explanation From 536 Cos For CSR Non-Compliance
Government on Tuesday said, show cause notices have been issued to 536 firms for non-compliance with CSR norms under the Companies law.
Under the Companies Act, 2013, certain class of profitable entities are required to shell out at least two per cent of their three-year annual average net profit towards Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities...
Talent Is The Biggest Pain Point In The Development Sector: Ashish Dhawan, Central Square Foundation
Ashish Dhawan is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Central Square Foundation. The organisation works to achieve transformational standards of excellence for the Indian school education system. Speaking to The CSR Journal, Dhawan expresses his views on the need of appropriate talent in the development sector.
He believes, corporate firms through CSR funds should...
82% Dawoodi Bohra Women Unlikely To Let Their Daughters Undergo FGC: Survey
Illustrating an evident silver lining, 81% Dawoodi Bohra women have said that they want to end the practice of female genital cutting (FGC). A first-of-its-kind survey released by Sahiyo, a not-for-profit organisation, came up with many such facts on the occasion of International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation that falls on February...
A business-like Approach To A Not-for-Profit
Quite often, we come across the argument that a not-for-profit needs to be run in a business-like manner. The clamour for this has grown louder with many corporate firms setting up their own foundations and a committee of their boards beginning to oversee the developmental efforts. The argument is that just like any business...