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No Criminalisation of CSR Non-Compliance

A high-level committee chaired by Injeti Srinivas, secretary, corporate affairs ministry, has suggested removing the criminalisation of non-compliance with CSR norms. The committee has...

CSR: Combating Air Pollution By Natural Farming

Delhi has always been on the top of the list of most polluted cities of the world. In order to improve the air quality...

Menu of solutions for closing the food gap

With the world’s population expected to reach nearly 10 billion by 2050, a major new report shows the global food system must undergo urgent...

CSR: Empowering The Transgender Persons in India

In a first step towards empowering the transgender population of India, The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill, 2019, has been passed in the...

Top 4 NPOs working towards childcare

In today’s world, there are many Non-Profit organisations (NPOs) who come as a blessing doing miracles for children in different sectors be it from...

CSR: Empowering “She-roes”

India is a country where women still find fighting for their rights and gaining the socio-economic status they deserve an uphill task. There is...

CSR: Big Data to Improve Agricultural Growth

In agriculture, big data is often viewed as a combination of technology and analytics that can collect and compile novel data and process it...

CSR: Spreading Healthcare Awareness Through Stories

It is easy to remember stories. In fact, a chance of being able to narrate a story of a movie accurately is very high...

CSR: ZARA Announces Commitment To Sustainability

The fashion industry is becoming polarized. With more and more consumers seeking sustainability and transparency in fashion, it is becoming very challenging for fashion...

Financing Universal Health Coverage in India

In 2015, the Government of India made a commitment to the health and wellbeing of its citizens by ratifying the Sustainable Development Goals. SDG...

CSR: Sugar Industry Responsible for Global Health Crisis

Sugar is considered to be a health hazard by various nutritionists. In fact, several public health experts say it can be as addictive as cocaine....

CSR projects raising awareness about saving water

While the entire urban India is in the grip of water scarcity, several cities in the country have been grappling to the extent of...

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