Author: The CSR Journal

The free meal initiative in Indonesia has recently resulted in a significant public health crisis, with over 1,700 individuals affected by food poisoning within...

Despite the abundance of opportunities being offered by banks today, there is still one problem that remains persistently prevalent: graduates do not seem to...

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has appealed to the public to remain vigilant against elements that threaten the country's enduring harmony. His remarks were...

Limbu Kitchen, situated in Chittaranjan Park, Delhi, has recently seen a surge in visitors. The driving force behind this newfound attention is their squash...

The Centre informed the Supreme Court on Thursday regarding its ongoing efforts to address recommendations related to the three-language policy set by the Central...

Nepal’s Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal referred to the devastating floods ravaging the nation as a "Himalayan Tsunami" on Thursday, 3 September 2026. This statement...

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has initiated the online application process for the Junior Engineer (JE) Examination 2026. Candidates who meet the eligibility criteria...

In a heartfelt response to the devastating floods caused by the Bhotekoshi disaster, schoolchildren throughout Nepal are contributing their snack and pocket money to...

The hiring landscape in India faces significant trust issues, as job seekers express a need for greater transparency and effective communication during recruitment. According...

The evening prayers at Ratnei Temple in Ganjam district, Odisha, were unexpectedly interrupted when the temple priest encountered a 12-foot King cobra inside the...

The flash flood that struck Gyirong County in Tibet, near the Nepal border, has resulted in an increased death toll of 21 individuals, while...

A new stretch of Bengaluru Metro's Pink Line, measuring 7.5 kilometres and connecting Kalena Agrahara with Tavarekere, is poised for public launch in September,...