With the ever-evolving dynamic CSR landscape and the continuing deliberations on what goes into the CSR potion of success, 2 strong ingredients have unarguably remained constant. Community and employee engagement have always been cited as two strong pillars of CSR, that uphold the fabric of CSR initiatives. These in turn
A study by climate scientists has revealed that over the past 200 years global heating can largely be attributed to human beings. A comparison of the Earth’s surface temperature before the industrial revolution, in the late 1800s and what it is now shows that currently, it is 1.1°C warmer. It
With the accent on a clean India and a cleaner environment, understanding pollution and its global impact assumes a deep significance. Quite simply put, the introduction of harmful materials into the environment is broadly termed as pollutants. One example of natural pollutants over which we have no or limited control
The Swachh Bharat Abhiyan ! The 2nd of October 2014 was a momentous one for India, as PM Narendra Modi officially launched India’s largest cleanliness mission at Rajghat, New Delhi. This mammoth drive – The Swachh Bharat Abhiyan- the largest to date, recorded three million government employees, students, and citizens
The 9th International Day of Yoga created more than just a Guinness world record for India. It registered India’s global entry into the corridors of nations bestowing the unique gift of emotional, mental, spiritual and physical wellbeing through the power of yoga! It was a matter of great pride for
Sustainability is not a luxury or an option; it is a necessity for the survival and well-being of both the present and future societies. It is a holistic approach that seeks to balance economic development, environmental protection, and social well-being, ensuring a harmonious coexistence between humanity and the planet. It
India is at the cusp of emerging as a global economic superpower, with government policies and programs redefining this dynamic nation’s growth. It has set global benchmarks in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), that will determine businesses globally would redefine their work and contribution to National Building. A national interest and
India is moving from restrictive to transformative era in housing sector, writes Vinod Behl In its seven decades of journey since independence, the real estate and housing sector has come a long way from early years of restrictive policies, deficient planning and highly inadequate resources to reach a progressive, planned,
Development of Social Sciences in the world was plagued by three factors: (i) the unresolved dichotomy in western and eastern thinking about human nature, culture and society emerging from varying world-views; (ii) the assumed supremacy of western social sciences over eastern texts; and (iii) the assumed supremacy of physical science
This state of pandemonium and disorder could be viewed as the opportunity for another political party, but apart from BJP, no other opponent would carry the national capability and outreach. Within the fortress of BJP too it was a daunting task of hierarchy and potential leadership. Yet, amidst the indecisive
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