Women & Child Welfare

On this International Women's Day, The CSR Journal brings to you #OfficiallyShe, a series highlighting the changing trends and look back at women in...

In the last few years, the subject of women empowerment has enticed the interest of people all over the world and especially in India....

While women in today’s era are still expected to be good at cooking, stitching, household chores and baby-sitting among others, many of them are...

GreenSole Foundation and Axis Bank came together and organised a mega footwear donation drive, “Udaan”. This initiative will see over 13,000 footwear being distributed,...

Maria Teressa de Fillippis, the name won’t ring a bell for many of us. Apart from being the first woman to enter Formula One...

Investments in gender equality, and specifically those addressing violence against women, remain vastly insufficient in the in Asia-Pacific region. Globally, 1 in 3 women has...

Nobel Laureates and world leaders will be present in India to discuss and derive solutions for protection of child rights in New Delhi, Kailash...

Munna is an 18 year old unemployed college drop-out. He lives in the slums of Mumbai and would spend most of his time unproductively....

India got Independence on 15th August, 1947 after 190 years of British rule. 69 years later when the country is celebrating faster economic growth...

The majority of supply chain auditors across Asia have encountered child labour in the last two years, and in only a third of cases...

It is commonly believed that corporate houses have hidden interest in comparison to NGOs who are working for the betterment of society. It becomes...

Nobel Peace Prize Forum, 2016 will concentrate on the work of Kailash Satyarthi under the aegis of a three-day convention on the issue of...