In 2025, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has emerged as more than a moral compass; it is now a fundamental pillar of business strategy. With the world facing escalating challenges such as climate change, inequality, and dwindling natural resources, organizations are embracing their role as agents of change. This shift reflects
Skilling and Job creation get additional support India is redesigning the corporate social responsibility architecture by strengthening its foundation while reposing faith in the industry to become part of the solution for two major problems—an unskilled workforce and growing unemployment. It is a well-thought-out and dynamically designed scheme that empowers
The 2024 elections to the Lok Sabha was a watershed event in the Indian history. Aspirations and anguish of people were refelected in the voting, that went on for more than a month in seven phases. Amidst the elections many questions emerged and they will continue to be discussed, debated
CSR in each state has a unique story to tell. The efforts that the state government has taken, the support and contributions made by the stakeholders is an interesting narration. Some have done very well, some have potential, and others are learning. – M. Rajendran Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in
A strong Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategy is a force multiplier. Organizations must integrate their sustainability efforts into a core CSR and transformation agenda strategy. Like other countries globally, India is experiencing the challenge of large development, and the discourse around environment, social impact, and governance issues is increasing.
As a child, all of us have been taught by our parents or grandparents at home that sustainability is based on a simple principle that everything we need for our survival and well-being depends, directly or indirectly, on our natural environment. Once we grow as adults and begin to look
Dubai, United Arab Emirates The COP 28, or the 28th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the UNFCCC, held from 30 November until 12 December 2023, was recently concluded in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It would be appropriate to say that in this decisive decade of climate
With the ever-evolving dynamic CSR landscape and the continuing deliberations on what goes into the CSR potion of success, there are 2 strong ingredients that 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.
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 from
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