Author: The CSR Journal

The future of the country relies on the quality of education offered to the children and the youth. India has the potential to reap...

Infosys Foundation announced the inauguration of the ‘Infosys Foundation Asha Nivas Dharamshala’ (rest house), at The Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education in...

Children face a high degree of risk while commuting to and from school due to poor road planning, limited enforcement and poor traffic behaviour....

Vedanta Limited, Lanjigarh, India’s premier producer of metallurgical grade alumina, has initiated ‘Jan Sampark Karyakram’ to further greater connect with the communities in the...

Biodiversity and mangrove conservation have moved far beyond a philanthropic endeavour to a fully devoted department – the Wetlands Management Services Team at Godrej...

Google has launched a suite of changes to many of its core products, with an aim to help consumers make sustainable choices more easily....

Renewable energy company ReNew Power has launched the 7th edition of its Gift Warmth campaign which will involve distributing 200,000 blankets across Delhi-NCR, Rajasthan,...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India approved the creation of the ‘Social Stock Exchange’ which is seen as a game-changer in the social...

According to a new report, India has the lowest number of ethical/sustainable/green bonds despite being the sixth-largest economy and the third-largest polluter in the...

As part of its wide-ranging, empathetic response to the COVID-19 crisis, the Mahindra Group donated a 1000 LPM Oxygen Plant to Silver Jubilee Sub-District...

The recent grand success of India’s javelin throwers at the Olympics and Paralympics is far from being a sudden development or a mere stroke...

You last saw her as a spunky young bride with a mind of her own in the Bollywood movie Pagglait. Frizzy-maned actress Sanya Malhotra...