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NSDC partners with UAE bodies to set up international driver training institutes in India

In line with providing international opportunities to the Indian workforce, National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) has collaborated with the Emirates Driving Institute (EDI), UAE,...

The politics and control of seeds by corporations

‘Development' in agriculture by the mechanization of agrarian systems did not only make agriculture dependent on machines but, with time and technological development, has...

Yasminee’s Shelter Home for the Homeless

The small heroic acts that people perform in their limited capacities are more inspirational and have power to create a bigger impact than the...

Why a Company’s Ethics Matter

Corporate ethics are key to satisfying a company’s stakeholders. Both consumers and employees place increasing emphasis on corporate social responsibility (CSR) and expect businesses to...

CSR: Take a bike taxi to reduce your carbon footprint

Motorcycles have numerous environmentally-friendly advantages over cars. Here are some of the many eco-friendly qualities motorbikes boast. "Motorcycles create less carbon dioxide than cars because...

Adani’s Carmichael mine is unlikely to go ahead

There’s general agreement that Adani’s proposed Carmichael mine in the Galilee Basin will be a big issue in the current election campaign. If that...

MoneyGram Foundation presents $60,000 grant for experiential learning programmes

The MoneyGram Foundation hosted an event to mark its fifth year supporting Agastya International Foundation and the presentation of a $60,000 grant in support...

World Vision India team prepares for Cyclone Fani

World Vision India’s team is on the ground and ready to respond to Cyclone Fani, which continues to intensify, threatening millions of people in...

CSR: Antimicrobial Resistance – Securing Future From A Major Health Crisis

Antimicrobial resistance has been acknowledged as a major health crisis by several policymakers. However, the economic impact caused by this has not been considered...

Canada Is Working on Plastic Problem Following Philippines’ Threat of ‘War’ Over Waste

Many developed countries, including the US, Canada, and countries in the EU, have been exporting their trash to developing nations to be recycled and...

Tech hacks by Indian teams to combat global water crisis

Ahmedabad-based incubator International Centre for Entrepreneurship and Technology (iCreate) collaborated with EarthX, a US-based international environmental non-profit organization, to bring its flagship hackathon ‘EarthxHack’...

CSR: Inclusive workplaces for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities

Due to the concerted efforts of academics and disability activists alike, the dialogue around disability has moved far away from theories of ableism and...

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