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Unnat Kaushal Initiative for Sustainable Sugarcane Farming Introduced by Case IH

Training on the optimal outcome for sugar cane farming is to be imparted to 300 operators through this program Sugarcane harvest operators from all over India can participate in this training program. A new CSR initiative has been announced by Case IH, a brand of CNH Industrial, a leading global name in agriculture equipment – the Unnat Kaushal Sugarcane Harvester Operator Training. Sugar cane operators from all over India can participate in this program which has been introduced in collaboration with Krishi Vigyan Kendra ( KVK ) in Baramati, Maharashtra. This training to sugarcane farmers by Case IH is aimed at educating them on how to improve the overall efficiency and maximize the machine uptime of harvesting equipment. This will

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Corporate social responsibility India

“Unity in Diversity” bridging North East with the rest of India

North East Region consists of Eight States – Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Nagaland, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya & Sikkim. High mountain ranges, dense forests, giant rivers and beautiful lakes make India a literal heaven. A young man in the 1990s saw the pain of its people and decided to work for the brothers and sisters in this region of India. India is a land poetically described as ‘Sujalam Sufalam’, which depicts a land bountifully endowed with natural beauty and richness of resources. However, the northern East Region of India suffers from serious problems like Bangladeshi Infiltration, the threat of expansionist China, the illegal trade of weapons sponsored by foreign forces, and the trafficking of narcotics ruining the people, particularly the youth.

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Role of CSR in Nation-Building

Recently, India became the world’s fifth-largest economy by overtaking the United Kingdom. Now, the United States, China, Japan, and Germany are the only nations with economies larger than India’s on the one hand, and on the other hand India ranks 132 out of 191 countries and territories on the 2021/22 Human Development Index, according to a report released by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). HDI is a measure of a nation’s health, education, and average income; it has declined for two years in a row – 2020 and 2021, reversing five years of progress. “The issues we face are so big and the targets are so challenging that we cannot do it alone. When you look at any issue,

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Encouraging Amateur Musicians

Music has played a significant role in India’s cultural heritage for thousands of years. It is an integral part of the country’s social fabric, with a rich tradition that encompasses a wide range of musical styles and instruments. This is a great area of opportunity for corporates to spend their CSR funds. Notes And Sargam, an independent venture, has been uniquely promoting instrumental music. It encourages amateur instrumental musicians to come up with their talent and mesmerize the audience with their fine instrumental performances. Notes And Sargam has been organizing online instrumental music contests since 2020. In its third season which concluded recently in 2022, they had collaborated with CSR TIMES to reach out to a larger audience. The idea

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The man with a vision of great India

Jyotirao’ Jyotiba’ Govindrao Phule was a prominent social reformer and thinker of nineteenth-century India. Mahatma Jyotirao Govindrao Phule was born into a farmer family, he had an opportunity to get a job in the British Government, but he chose to become an entrepreneur. His entrepreneurial background and a strong sense of social responsibility are reflected in his various social contributions. According to him, social responsibility means that besides maximizing shareholder value, businesses should operate in a way that benefits society. Socially responsible companies should adopt policies that promote society and the environment’s well-being while lessening negative impacts on them. Mahatma Phule also deserves to be recognized as the Pioneer of “Entrepreneur’s Social responsibility” as he had undertaken various business activities to

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Walk the CSR Talk

“Man becomes great exactly in the degree in which he works for the welfare of his fellowmen”. Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhian Concept of Trusteeship does not permit an owner to misuse his wealth and exploitation. Mahatma Gandhi’s model of trusteeship strengthened the belief that, essentially, society was providing capitalists with an opportunity to manage resources that should be seen as a form of trusteeship on behalf of the community in general. It provided a means for wealthy people to be trustees to look after the welfare of the common person. CSR gradually evolved into the corporate framework. CSR refers to a company’s sense of responsibility extending beyond its shareholders to all stakeholders, notably the people and ecology in its operation’s domain.

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The future of CSR is dynamic (Raavi Birbal)

Raavi Birbal is a talented young legal professional. She counsels many corporate houses. Her in-depth understanding of their role in sharing responsibility to help society is appreciated by her peers. According to her, CSR is evolving and has great potential to create shared value. Time to re-think and innovate Corporate Social Responsibility. CSR can aid in achieving the Constitutional Right to Work and a skilled workforce. An imperative and noble endowment is that corporations can prepare people for careers and bring forth training and educational and vocational modules.Charity is great. A life of dignity is equally important. Apart from corporate responsibility, a pertinent need of the country is the technologically advanced workforce. Spending CSR funds on such groundings, especially tech-related,

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Women’s Empowerment will strengthen the economy in India

A more granular classification, as well as the introduction of demographic targeting in corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting that distinguishes between beneficiaries by sex, could help enhance the tracking and support for women and girls. In India, Women’s Economic Empowerment remains a big challenge as women’s participation in the workforce dropped to a historic low of 23.3%, per the recent periodic labor force survey (PLFS) data published by the NSSO. It is estimated that India’s GDP could be increased by 27% if women were to participate in the labor force in equal numbers to men. A report by the United Nations Development Programme in India (UNDP India), in partnership with Samhita Social Ventures, found that 72% of BSE 100 companies

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Strengthening Basic Health Facilities to Medical Research

Learning from past trends, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) will pave the way towards resilient strategies and robust outcomes. CSR played a crucial role in the COVID-19 pandemic. Businesses are helping make the basic health and research to ensure the country can meet such challenges in future. Preventive healthcare is an important dimension of health– SDG 3, that needs significant attention and investment from all sections of society. It is a national health priority and a notified area under Schedule VII of the CSR Section 135 of the Companies Act. Preventive healthcare directly improves the health, well-being, and productivity of the community/population, families, and individuals and promotes equity by benefiting the most disadvantaged and marginalized groups. It covers a range of

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Saving the environment with the help of CSR to achieve SDG

The growing interest in companies towards implementing CSR projects to protect the environment and climate is steadily increasing. We have also seen a growing trend in companies’ interest to invest in environment flagship projects and RBI playing the role of catalyst in guiding CSR towards saving the environment. Indian corporations need to climate action into business operations. Green financing is a new, promising, and effective form of climate investment. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) financing and philanthropy in this aspect play a critical role. However, recent data by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs reflects that funds directed towards climate change and the environment have formed the lowest share, averaging about 9% between 2014 to 2020. SDGs and the Indian CSR regulation

Read More »

Unnat Kaushal Initiative for Sustainable Sugarcane Farming Introduced by Case IH

Training on the optimal outcome for sugar cane farming is to be imparted to 300 operators through this program Sugarcane harvest operators from all over India can participate in this training program. A new CSR initiative has been announced by Case IH, a brand of CNH Industrial, a leading global name in agriculture equipment – the Unnat Kaushal Sugarcane Harvester Operator Training. Sugar cane operators from all over India can participate in this program which has been introduced in collaboration with Krishi Vigyan Kendra ( KVK ) in Baramati, Maharashtra. This training to sugarcane farmers by Case IH is aimed at educating them on how to improve the overall efficiency and maximize the machine uptime of harvesting equipment. This will

Read More »
Corporate social responsibility India

“Unity in Diversity” bridging North East with the rest of India

North East Region consists of Eight States – Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Nagaland, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya & Sikkim. High mountain ranges, dense forests, giant rivers and beautiful lakes make India a literal heaven. A young man in the 1990s saw the pain of its people and decided to work for the brothers and sisters in this region of India. India is a land poetically described as ‘Sujalam Sufalam’, which depicts a land bountifully endowed with natural beauty and richness of resources. However, the northern East Region of India suffers from serious problems like Bangladeshi Infiltration, the threat of expansionist China, the illegal trade of weapons sponsored by foreign forces, and the trafficking of narcotics ruining the people, particularly the youth.

Read More »

Role of CSR in Nation-Building

Recently, India became the world’s fifth-largest economy by overtaking the United Kingdom. Now, the United States, China, Japan, and Germany are the only nations with economies larger than India’s on the one hand, and on the other hand India ranks 132 out of 191 countries and territories on the 2021/22 Human Development Index, according to a report released by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). HDI is a measure of a nation’s health, education, and average income; it has declined for two years in a row – 2020 and 2021, reversing five years of progress. “The issues we face are so big and the targets are so challenging that we cannot do it alone. When you look at any issue,

Read More »

Encouraging Amateur Musicians

Music has played a significant role in India’s cultural heritage for thousands of years. It is an integral part of the country’s social fabric, with a rich tradition that encompasses a wide range of musical styles and instruments. This is a great area of opportunity for corporates to spend their CSR funds. Notes And Sargam, an independent venture, has been uniquely promoting instrumental music. It encourages amateur instrumental musicians to come up with their talent and mesmerize the audience with their fine instrumental performances. Notes And Sargam has been organizing online instrumental music contests since 2020. In its third season which concluded recently in 2022, they had collaborated with CSR TIMES to reach out to a larger audience. The idea

Read More »

The man with a vision of great India

Jyotirao’ Jyotiba’ Govindrao Phule was a prominent social reformer and thinker of nineteenth-century India. Mahatma Jyotirao Govindrao Phule was born into a farmer family, he had an opportunity to get a job in the British Government, but he chose to become an entrepreneur. His entrepreneurial background and a strong sense of social responsibility are reflected in his various social contributions. According to him, social responsibility means that besides maximizing shareholder value, businesses should operate in a way that benefits society. Socially responsible companies should adopt policies that promote society and the environment’s well-being while lessening negative impacts on them. Mahatma Phule also deserves to be recognized as the Pioneer of “Entrepreneur’s Social responsibility” as he had undertaken various business activities to

Read More »

Walk the CSR Talk

“Man becomes great exactly in the degree in which he works for the welfare of his fellowmen”. Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhian Concept of Trusteeship does not permit an owner to misuse his wealth and exploitation. Mahatma Gandhi’s model of trusteeship strengthened the belief that, essentially, society was providing capitalists with an opportunity to manage resources that should be seen as a form of trusteeship on behalf of the community in general. It provided a means for wealthy people to be trustees to look after the welfare of the common person. CSR gradually evolved into the corporate framework. CSR refers to a company’s sense of responsibility extending beyond its shareholders to all stakeholders, notably the people and ecology in its operation’s domain.

Read More »

The future of CSR is dynamic (Raavi Birbal)

Raavi Birbal is a talented young legal professional. She counsels many corporate houses. Her in-depth understanding of their role in sharing responsibility to help society is appreciated by her peers. According to her, CSR is evolving and has great potential to create shared value. Time to re-think and innovate Corporate Social Responsibility. CSR can aid in achieving the Constitutional Right to Work and a skilled workforce. An imperative and noble endowment is that corporations can prepare people for careers and bring forth training and educational and vocational modules.Charity is great. A life of dignity is equally important. Apart from corporate responsibility, a pertinent need of the country is the technologically advanced workforce. Spending CSR funds on such groundings, especially tech-related,

Read More »

Women’s Empowerment will strengthen the economy in India

A more granular classification, as well as the introduction of demographic targeting in corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting that distinguishes between beneficiaries by sex, could help enhance the tracking and support for women and girls. In India, Women’s Economic Empowerment remains a big challenge as women’s participation in the workforce dropped to a historic low of 23.3%, per the recent periodic labor force survey (PLFS) data published by the NSSO. It is estimated that India’s GDP could be increased by 27% if women were to participate in the labor force in equal numbers to men. A report by the United Nations Development Programme in India (UNDP India), in partnership with Samhita Social Ventures, found that 72% of BSE 100 companies

Read More »

Strengthening Basic Health Facilities to Medical Research

Learning from past trends, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) will pave the way towards resilient strategies and robust outcomes. CSR played a crucial role in the COVID-19 pandemic. Businesses are helping make the basic health and research to ensure the country can meet such challenges in future. Preventive healthcare is an important dimension of health– SDG 3, that needs significant attention and investment from all sections of society. It is a national health priority and a notified area under Schedule VII of the CSR Section 135 of the Companies Act. Preventive healthcare directly improves the health, well-being, and productivity of the community/population, families, and individuals and promotes equity by benefiting the most disadvantaged and marginalized groups. It covers a range of

Read More »

Saving the environment with the help of CSR to achieve SDG

The growing interest in companies towards implementing CSR projects to protect the environment and climate is steadily increasing. We have also seen a growing trend in companies’ interest to invest in environment flagship projects and RBI playing the role of catalyst in guiding CSR towards saving the environment. Indian corporations need to climate action into business operations. Green financing is a new, promising, and effective form of climate investment. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) financing and philanthropy in this aspect play a critical role. However, recent data by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs reflects that funds directed towards climate change and the environment have formed the lowest share, averaging about 9% between 2014 to 2020. SDGs and the Indian CSR regulation

Read More »

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