CSR
The Stanford $5 challenge which most students fail
Most Stanford students fail this challenge. Here's what we can learn from their mistakes.
You’re a student in a Stanford class on entrepreneurship. Your professor...
Inclusion, Social Justice and Volunteering: Creating Equal Opportunity for All
Oxfam’s ‘Public good or private wealth?’ report says that the human cost of inequality is devastating and today –
a) 262 million children will not...
United Airlines and Rise Against Hunger India unite to end world hunger
United Airlines, the global partner of Rise Against Hunger India (RAHI), has joined hands with RAHI to pack 10,000 meals today, for street kids...
Tata Chemicals celebrates Kasturi initiative, awards exceptional women farmer leaders
Tata Chemicals today celebrated Kasturi journey, an initiative of Tata Chemical Society for Rural Development’s (TCSRD) at a special event, where 14 exceptional women...
CSR: India to Subsidise sales of EVs
With rising pollution levels, the countries across the world are pushing for more sustainable solutions in order to reduce the carbon footprint from every...
CSR: Transforming adolescent lives in India
India has 243 million adolescents by UNICEF’s count, but the country performed dismally on adolescent girls’ health, safety and education. A TrustLaw poll ranked...
Guidelines for Firms in Non-Compliance of CSR Expenditure
India became the first country to mandate CSR spending by the corporates with the enforcement of new Companies Act in 2014. The legislation asks...
Johnson & Johnson Announces 10-year Initiative to Help End Tuberculosis
Ahead of the first-ever United Nations (UN) High-Level Meeting on Tuberculosis (TB), Johnson & Johnson announced a comprehensive 10-year initiative in support of the...
Preventing hospital-acquired infections and addressing antibiotic resistance
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), Antimicrobial resistance happens when microorganisms (such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, and parasites) change when they are exposed...
One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman
Born into a French Catholic family, Simone de Beauvoir was raised to follow the path of religious devotion, marriage and children. Abandoning her predetermined...
CSR supporting Indian women’s cricket team
In 2017, our women’s team was the runners-up in the World Cup. Indian women’s cricket has had consistent performers. There were victories worth celebration...
Wockhardt Foundation’s ‘Mobile 1000’ programme meets another milestone
Mobile 1000, a social initiative programme by Wockhardt Foundation achieves its next milestone by launching the 200th medical van. The mobile 1000 vans aim...