CSR
Over 530 Cos May Face Action For CSR Norm Violations
More than 530 firms have come under the scanner of the government for violating CSR spending norms under the companies law and are likely...
Adequate Money Doesn’t Reach The Beneficiaries: Kripashankar Singh, Veteran, Indian National Congress, Mumbai
Kripashankar Singh is an Indian politician with the Indian National Congress party. He was a minister of state in the 2004 Maharashtra state cabinet....
The CSR Journal Partners
Mumbai/Delhi – January 28, 2017 – The CSR Journal announces its exclusive partnership with News World India national news channel. The CSR Journal will be...
The ABCD Quiz To Sanitation
A district level quiz competition was organised primarily aiming to curb one of the grave concerns faced by our country – open defecation. Project...
The Beauty of Going Beyond Deformity
Do not be surprised if you happen to see a polio-affected person holding up his crutches and directing the traffic at Chinchpokli junction, Mumbai....
CSR Can’t Be A Separate Hat To Wear In A Business: Princess Laurentien of Netherlands, Founder & Member of the Board, Missing Chapter Foundation
Hailing from the royal family of Netherlands, Princess Laurentien works on several social and environmental issues focusing on sustainability, literacy and children’s participation. She...
Shifting India’s Energy Sources
Human beings are said to have three basic needs- food, water and shelter. But in today’s world, the horizon of human needs has expanded...
Approaches for NGO Funding
Raising funds is a challenge witnessed by most non-government organisations (NGO) across all social sectors... Each organisation requires a funding strategy tailored to its...
Upholding Forest Foot Soldiers Protecting Wildlife Along Loc
There are over 15,000 guards on the Line of Control (LoC) to protect forests and wildlife conservation. To manage human conditions, with the involvement...
25% Students Leave Class VIII Without Basic Reading Skills
Questioning the quality of education imparted in India, a report revealed that one out of every four students leaving Class VIII cannot read text...
Shivaji Smarak: Should CSR Funds Be Spent To Support Govt?
India is a democratic country. This means, the laws, policies and actions in India are of the people, by the people and for the...
What Can India Learn From Japan’s Green Policies?
Early to industrialise in the 19th century, and a technology leader by the 20th, Japan saw many of the benefits of economic progress: capital...