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Sharmaji Ka Beta – Quietly Loud
Sharmaji ka beta is a very patient guy. He does not honk unnecessarily when stuck in traffic. He understands, that his city is upgrading with new metro constructions and it is bound to be crowded because of that.
One evening, Sharma was driving back home, after a busy day at work. He was at a...
It is Imperative To Use Technology To Address Figures of Financial Inclusion In India: Veena Mankar, Founder & Director, Swadhaar FinAccess
Swadhaar FinAccess is not for profit organisation aiming for financial inclusion through the imparting of financial education and the facilitation of access to financial services to the urban low-income communities, predominantly through women.
In conversation with The CSR Journal, Veena Mankar, Founder & Director, Swadhaar FinAccess highlights the importance of using innovation in technology to...
Samsung Launches Smart Healthcare Citizenship Initiative in Manipur
Samsung India has inaugurated the Samsung Smart Healthcare program at Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) in Imphal, Manipur to provide affordable and quality healthcare to patients from the economically and socially weaker sections of society.
As part of its Smart Healthcare program, Samsung provides advanced and innovative healthcare equipment such as ultrasound and digital...
Turn And Face The Change: Equipping India’s Workforce For A Brave New World
“If the rate of change on the outside exceeds the rate of change on the inside, the end is near.”
These words were written by Jack Welch, the former CEO and Chairman of General Electric, for the company’s annual report in 2000. Change is the only constant and Welch’s words could apply to any era...
Sharmaji Ka Beta – Educate For Change
Sharmaji ka beta was not only an ideal son, but a good husband too. He used to make sure to keep his wife happy and spend time with her, taking her out on dates frequently.
One weekend, after a romantic dinner with Susan, the duo was driving back home, when their car had a flat...
Collaboratively Working To Boost The Healthcare Sector
Development on the healthcare front is the need of the hour today. High healthcare costs and lack of affordable healthcare services often result in greater out-of-pocket expenditure for diagnosis, consultation and treatment which has been a challenge for the underprivileged section of the society. The healthcare segment needs a lot of contribution which can be addressed by public private partnerships and increased...
36% Rural Youth Can’t Name India’s Capital, Finds Survey
Fourteen per cent of rural youth in the age group of 14-18 failed to identify the map of India, says the 2017 Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), brought out by Pratham.
Significantly, 36% of those surveyed did not know that Delhi is the capital of India.
The report underlines, that 79% answered the questions ‘Which...
Children of 450 Labourers Find A ‘Guardian of Hope’
Migrant workers travel to various parts of the country in order to find jobs and sustain their families. Their main aim is to help their families and children to secure a better living and future.
Emaar India under their “Guardian of Hope” programme nurtures a joyful childhood for the children of construction labourers with the...
Road Running Culture Reinforces Awareness Of Social Causes
Running, and especially marathon running, is one of the fastest growing sports in the world. Companies too are willing to sponsor and participate in them. The participants are a mixed bag. These are people who around work, school, fun, social media, and all the other hobbies that they’re interested in, have adopted running. To imbibe the...
Sharmaji Ka Beta Keeps It Clean
Sharmaji ka beta does everything right. From getting into a top B-school, to securing a well paying job, he is an ideal son. He got married last week to a girl of his choice, named Susan. He had met Susan several months ago, when he went to Germany for a conference.
The junior Sharma brought...
Women Entrepreneurs Supported at Mann Deshi Mahotsav
The Mann Deshi Mahotsav is an annual community festival that is a platform for more than 90 women entrepreneurs to showcase arts and crafts, culture and cuisine from rural Maharashtra.
Encouraging and empowering women entrepreneurs from rural areas of Maharashtra, Dow India partnered with the Mann Deshi Foundation to conduct the Mann Deshi Mahotsav. Speaking...
8% Increase In Corporate Spending On CSR
Corporates have spent Rs.70.5 bn, an increase of 8% compared to the previous year on CSR (corporate social responsibility) initiatives. This puts the CSR spend at 98% of the prescribed spend - based on the Act, The S&P BSE 100 companies were required to spend Rs.72.0 bn on CSR, according to a recent report...