As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, Navratna Defence company Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) empowered around 13,000 children studying in 122 government high schools in the Yadgir district of Karnataka by equipping them with solar-powered smart class facilities.

BEL equips 122 govt schools with smart class facilities

In a bid to empower Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) to use its freight facilities to distribute essential items free of cost amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Qatar Airways has launched a ‘We Qare-1Million Kilo’ initiative, aimed at furthering the United Nation’s sustainable development goals.

Qatar Airways launches initiative to empower NGOs

Even as the COVID-19 pandemic rages across India and has led to deaths of over 40000 people, Non Government Organisations (NGOs) have appealed to corporates to spend their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds.

NGOs urge corporates to spend CSR on other causes as well

Maharashtra has become the first state in India to have partnered with tech giant Google that will be support remote education of around 2.3 crore students and teachers in the state.

Maharashtra becomes first state to partner with Google for remote learning

Nuvoco Vistas Corp Ltd, a leading Indian manufacturer and retailer of building materials, has made a difference to the lives of 1,98,000 people across 103 villages in five states.

Nuvoco’s CSR activities touched nearly 2 lakh lives in 2018-19

Jindal Steel and Power Limited (JSPL) on Tuesday felicitated 25 of its employees for being ‘COVID-19 warriors’ and helping all affected workers of the organization to recover in the shortest possible time,

Corona scare: JSPL chairman felicitates ‘Corona warriors’

Any action undertaken to uplift economically weaker sections of the society is Corporate Social Responsibility, according to Mohammed Sayeed

Any action undertaken for a social purpose is CSR: Mohammed Sayeed

Tata Steel has spent Rs 193 crore for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) during Financial Year 2019-20, much more than it was prescribed, the company’s yearly report has revealed.

Tata Steel spends Rs 193 cr in FY 19-20 for CSR activities

Even as India is facing and trying to overcome a crisis of unprecedented magnitude due to the dreaded COVID-19, declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation.

A look at corporates that spent CSR funds uniquely to combat carnage

Even as India grapples with the containment of the COVID-19 pandemic, that has wrecked havoc in the lives of people and caused job losses to millions, Bhumi, one of the country’s largest independent

NGO Bhumi provides monetary assistance to over 14k daily wagers

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An overview of the Konkan scenario by Alvi Foundation’s Imran Alvi: Maharashtra Floods

Incessant rains in Ratnagiri district’s mountainous areas, illegal constructions along the Vashishti river bed, and water flow from the Kolkewadi dam have conspired to create mayhem in Chiplun’s coastal town. Here’s what Mr. Imran Alvi had to say about the recent flooding in the Konkan area during our discussion. “First, if a catastrophe occurred, blame...

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Maharashtra’s monsoon wreaks havoc, more than three lakh evacuated and 1028 villages hit, worst in decades

The torrential rain that began on July 22, 2021, has caused havoc in Ratnagiri district, with Chiplun city being the worst hit. After the Vashishti River, the city’s sustenance flooded, hundreds of Chiplun inhabitants were trapped in their houses. Chiplun, which is around 250 kilometres from Mumbai and has over 70,000 people, has been flooded...

CenturyPly promises to plant 10,000 trees in its CSR efforts on Van Mahotsav

New Delhi: In honour of ‘Van Mahotsav 2021’, Century Plyboards (India) Ltd., India’s largest wood panel producer, has vowed to launch a green CSR initiative by planting 10,000 trees throughout West Bengal and Haryana. Speaking on the initiative Nikita Bansal, Executive Director, Century, said, “With a vision of a greener tomorrow, CenturyPly is committed to bring...

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As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, Navratna Defence company Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) empowered around 13,000 children studying in 122 government high schools in the Yadgir district of Karnataka by equipping them with solar-powered smart class facilities.

BEL equips 122 govt schools with smart class facilities

In a bid to empower Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) to use its freight facilities to distribute essential items free of cost amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Qatar Airways has launched a ‘We Qare-1Million Kilo’ initiative, aimed at furthering the United Nation’s sustainable development goals.

Qatar Airways launches initiative to empower NGOs

Even as the COVID-19 pandemic rages across India and has led to deaths of over 40000 people, Non Government Organisations (NGOs) have appealed to corporates to spend their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds.

NGOs urge corporates to spend CSR on other causes as well

Maharashtra has become the first state in India to have partnered with tech giant Google that will be support remote education of around 2.3 crore students and teachers in the state.

Maharashtra becomes first state to partner with Google for remote learning

Nuvoco Vistas Corp Ltd, a leading Indian manufacturer and retailer of building materials, has made a difference to the lives of 1,98,000 people across 103 villages in five states.

Nuvoco’s CSR activities touched nearly 2 lakh lives in 2018-19

Jindal Steel and Power Limited (JSPL) on Tuesday felicitated 25 of its employees for being ‘COVID-19 warriors’ and helping all affected workers of the organization to recover in the shortest possible time,

Corona scare: JSPL chairman felicitates ‘Corona warriors’

Any action undertaken to uplift economically weaker sections of the society is Corporate Social Responsibility, according to Mohammed Sayeed

Any action undertaken for a social purpose is CSR: Mohammed Sayeed

Tata Steel has spent Rs 193 crore for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) during Financial Year 2019-20, much more than it was prescribed, the company’s yearly report has revealed.

Tata Steel spends Rs 193 cr in FY 19-20 for CSR activities

Even as India is facing and trying to overcome a crisis of unprecedented magnitude due to the dreaded COVID-19, declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation.

A look at corporates that spent CSR funds uniquely to combat carnage

Even as India grapples with the containment of the COVID-19 pandemic, that has wrecked havoc in the lives of people and caused job losses to millions, Bhumi, one of the country’s largest independent

NGO Bhumi provides monetary assistance to over 14k daily wagers

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