Author: The CSR Journal

The Ganga River at Gandhi Ghat in Patna has surged beyond the danger threshold by 1.93 metres, prompting the Water Resources Department to raise...

Rescue operations in Nepal are expanding as the Nepalese Army and international agencies mobilise extensive Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) efforts. The flash...

Traffic patterns at Kisan Chowk, also known as Gaur Chowk, in Greater Noida West are set to be modified from tonight, September 3. This...

The recent ADP People at Work 2026 report indicates that India has the highest proportion of workers engaging in unpaid labour, with 24 per...

India expressed its willingness to provide "any help in any manner" to help bring an end to the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia....

The home loan process is evolving significantly, as more borrowers are beginning their applications online, a stark contrast to the previous norm of physically...

The recent calamity in Nepal has raised numerous questions regarding the predictability of such disasters. Reports indicate that there were warning signs, visible prior...

In Sirmaur district, Himachal Pradesh, many students face significant challenges in accessing proper educational facilities. A recent report from the Paonta Sahib area reveals...

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...