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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...

CSR: Delhi School Sensitising Students About Environment

With education being the key to socio-economic development, schools play an integral part in a child’s growth. It is thus very important for a school...

CSR: Smart Patrolling in Dudhwa Catches 200 Poachers

Conservation of forests and their biodiversity is very important especially after the UN report that said that a million species may be extinct very...

CSR: Urgent Need to Combat Desertification

Desertification and land degradation are major threats to agricultural productivity in our country. According to the State of India’s Environment 2017: In figures book by...

Report: 64% of schools in Karnataka have playgrounds, better than national average

The grass is greener for the children of Karnataka. According to the latest District Information System for Education (DISE) report, 64% schools in the...

CSR: Using Nano Technology to Combat Cancer

Chemotherapy is considered to be one of the most painful treatments. With the physical and mental strain it causes to the patient, it also...

CSR: An Honest Bureaucrat At Work

Once a bureaucrat proves that they are credible, nobody dares to threaten them directly. This is the experience of a brave IAS officer Dr...

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...

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...

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...

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...

CSR: CAG’s Concerns on India Meeting SDG Targets

The Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) has highlighted several concerns regarding the country’s preparedness to achieve the United Nations-mandated Sustainable Development Goals...

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