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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), in simple terms, means “Social impact”, which has achieved unparallel significance and has become imperative to any company’s strategic decision-making. It has gained prominence from all organisations and has realized that government alone will not be able to get success in its endeavour to uplift society. With the quickly changing...

Given the rise in global warming, making ecologically sensible choices and combating climate change are crucial . EVs are one such environmentally responsible solution. The global automobile industry is undergoing a paradigm shift as it tries to switch to alternate, less energy-intensive solutions. The rise in oil import prices, rising pollution, and worldwide commitments...

Energy is the driving force behind every country’s growth. Among all forms of fuels, the most intriguing and environmentally friendly today are the green diesel and CBG sector. The use of these goods has dramatically increased in recent years as a result of the fact that they provide a far cleaner and more effective...

India has been battling tuberculosis for decades, with the disease claiming thousands of lives every year. Despite government efforts that have certainly yielded remarkable progress, there are still significant gaps in the TB care continuum with respect to accuracy and specificity of diagnosis, timeliness of treatment as well as efficacy of prevention. However, with...

India’s challenge today, as one of the world's fastest-growing economies is to balance growth with sustainability. India’s population of over 1.3 billion has tremendous energy demands that are expected to amplify in the coming decades. Climate change too is a constant reality with drought, famine, un-seasonal rains and erratic monsoons, heating India’s cities and...

The April month signals the onset of summer in large parts of the country, experts manning load dispatch have forecasted the peak demand to touch nearly 230 MW. Like previous year, the electricity grid would require injection from 100% imported Coal based plants to ensure zero supply shortfall. The generation from imported Coal based...

Blockchain technology can play a significant role in facilitating the transition toward a circular economy by enabling transparency, traceability, and trust among participants in circular value chains. The circular economy is an economic model that aims to minimize waste and maximize the use of resources by keeping materials in use for as long as possible....

Access to water is a basic human right and a fundamental necessity for life. It is essential for health, sanitation, hygiene, and the basic functioning of communities. However, water shortage is a prevalent issue in rural India. Two-thirds of India’s 718 districts are affected by extreme water depletion and are increasingly dependent on groundwater....

The global population is currently vulnerable to the calamitous impacts of the time bomb that is ongoing climate change. The sustained increase in the Earth’s average temperature is predicted to pose a big risk to the planet’s water resources. The supply of quality water and access to it will be impacted by the numerous factors...

Education has always been known to be a factor of development in a country's social and economic growth. India has always had a high potential for skilled human capital and immense opportunities to establish its distinctive position in the world. However, the country's education sector does face its obstacles with the alarmingly high dropout...

In honour of India's 75th Republic Day, the country has undergone a number of good shifts and improvements. There will be a slew of new medical facilities opening in Bengaluru and other southern cities, cultural performances all over the country as part of the Vande Bharat competition, unveiling of Vande Bharat train, Mumbai metro,...

Every year, millions of children around the world enroll in schools. However, only a small percentage of them complete their education successfully. This is because most schools provide education with poor infrastructure or educators. The main reason for underprivileged girls dropping out of school is that their families forbid them from continuing their education...