The CSR Journal
Watch ‘Budget 2014’: A Video Explainer
What does Budget 2014-15 hold in store for the Indian economy and, more importantly, the Indian citizen? Watch this short video under our new series released by PIB, Government of India.
The Incredible Hollywood Activist Mark Ruffalo
‘The Hulk’ star Mark Ruffalo is fighting for clean water in the US, asking fans to support the cause and win a chance to spend a day with him of the sets of his next film, Avengers: Age of Ultron. Bollywood superheroes, are you listening?
Dr. V. Raghunathan, CEO, GMR Foundation
The CSR Journal is filling a big vacuum in India today, by bringing an understanding of CSR to civil society. I expect a web magazine like yours could make CSR a matter of conscience rather than law. I'm sure you will touch that conscience.
A Ramadan To Remember In Dubai
In the spirit of the season, companies across the UAE are launching a slew of wp initiatives during the holy month of giving
Opinion: Renew Emphasis On Impact Assessment
AS we know, "The Materiality Principle", as defined in the G3 Guidelines (2006), has not changed in G4. The Materiality Principle states that the report should cover aspects that: reflect the organization’s significant economic, environmental and social impacts; or substantively influence the assessments and decisions of stakeholders.". Here I am assuming companies are taking...
More Than Just A Courtesy Call?
After submitting a petition for decriminalization of politics, among others, to the new PM last month, Aamir Khan is now busy shooting the next season of Satyamev Jayate. More petitions coming up Mr. Prime Minister!
AI’s Iraq Evacuation Plan Now Under wp
Air India's wp earlier restricted to reducing carbon emissions and tree plantations
Dr. Huzaifa Khorakiwala, CEO, Wockhardt Foundation
The wp Journal website believes that content is king.
MCA’s Latest Clarifications On wp
Ministry Of Corporate Affairs provides clarity on wp activities under Companies Act
Kaam Chalu Mooh Bandh
Believers of solution-oriented approach, ‘The Ugly Indian’ a group of unknown citizen started working towards cleaning the filth in cities. The initiative that started in Bangalore now has spread across the country, with many volunteers joining in each day.
They believe in the philosophy of ‘Kaam chalu mooh bandh’ which means ‘Stop talking, Start doing.’...