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How Internet Saathis Changed Lives of Rural Women

In order to bring scalability in a social welfare program, it is important to bring about a behavioural change, especially in a country like...

Third Edition of The CSR Journal Excellence Awards will honour best practices in Corporate Social Responsibility

To create awareness and pledge commitment towards the empowerment of women across social and economic domains, the third edition of The CSR Journal Excellence...

CSR: How AI is Transforming The Road Transport Systems

The use of artificial intelligence will be critical to delivering truly autonomous vehicles and seamlessly integrated transport in cities one day. The transformation of...

How Shangri-La Hotels are going green in India

Located in the greenest part of the city Lutyens’ Delhi, Shangri-La’s – Eros Hotel, New Delhi is the right choice for a ‘Breathe Easy’ stay, with...

CSR: Environmental Implications of Mumbai Coastal Road Project

The Bombay High Court, on July 16, 2019, quashed the coastal regulation zone clearances granted to Mumbai’s civic body and ordered construction on the proposed $1.7...

How to reach the most marginalised for gender equality

Reaching the most marginalised is a matter of social justice, as well as being essential for creating inclusive societies and sustainable economic trajectories. Inequality...

CSR: Paving Way for Pedestrians for Inclusive Growth

Walking is one of the most important means of moving from one place to another. However, as India’s car ownership capacity increases, the lives...

Jaquar Group aims to train over 10,000 more plumbers by 2020

Jaquar Group, the leading ‘complete bathroom and lighting’ solutions company with a presence in over 45+ countries, announced its continued support to the government’s...

An IPS who solved 450 cases of Trafficking in a Year

Human trafficking, defined as the illegal trade of humans most commonly for the purposes of sexual slavery and forced labour, currently claims an estimated...

Corporates and Road Safety in India- Blazing the Trail

During the recent Road Safety Week, there was much discussion in the media about road accident fatalities in India. To all of us lucky...

Sula Vineyards wants to turn acres into forests

Sula Vineyards, India’s leading wine producer, has joined hands with the forest department of the Government of Maharashtra for an exhaustive tree plantation drive in...

Water Treatment and Conservation Business Growing at Double Digits in India

As India's cities run out of running out of the water, water-intensive industries like manufacturing and hospitality are investing not only in better effluent...

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