Author: The CSR Journal

Pondicherry, India: Marico Limited has partnered with Department of Forest and Wildlife, Tourism Development Department of the Government of Puducherry and village panchayats for a...

Retail today is about more than just showcasing products and making sales. The modern consumer demands speed, convenience and personalised service. Point-of-Sale systems have...

Four years ago, Animesh Kujur was just another teenager in a tribal village in Chhattisgarh, chasing footballs barefoot on dusty fields. He had never...

What really happens if you stop having dinner for an entire month? You might think, “Great! I’ll lose weight!” — and yes, you probably will....

In November last year, Baran district in Rajasthan was in the news after residents of Kalupura locality in Loh Siswali town went without drinking...

Mumbai, India: State Bank of India, the country’s largest Bank commemorated its 70th foundation day with a nation-wide blood-donation drive. The bank witnessed overwhelming...

We’ve all been there—hurt by someone’s words, betrayed by someone we trusted, or weighed down by our own past mistakes. It’s not easy to...

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has lately managed to make its presence in most of the business as one small department or unit, which is...

World Zoonoses Day is celebrated every year on July 6th to mark the successful administration of the first rabies vaccine by Louis Pasteur in...

Turns out, it’s not just humans who deal with unwanted attention—female octopuses have their own way of saying “back off.” And it’s a lot...

In a landmark move to support the families of India’s frontline heroes, Aakash Educational Services Limited (AESL), the national leader in test preparatory services,...

In an effort to reduce India’s digital divide, ASUS Foundation, the philanthropic arm of ASUS India, donated computing devices, thus setting up computer labs...