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European satellites could help catch the next climate change disaster

Leave a Comment / Climate Change, CSR, CSR Reporting, Global Warming, Innovation / By / January 19, 2021

With US climate research taking a backseat to human spaceflight, deep-space exploration, European scientists have focused on finding new ways to understand changing atmosphere. Picture: A forest fire in Galicia, Spain | Commons Barcelona: Spain began the new year battling Storm Filomena, a once-in-a-generation weather event that blanketed Madrid in snow and paralyzed the economy. Health …

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“Nothing Is Impossible”: Differently-Abled Gaza Man Conquers Karate

Leave a Comment / ChangeMaker, DifferentlyAbled / By / January 18, 2021

Youssef holds an orange belt and has mastered stick-fighting. Image Credits: master-sh-yu.com Born without legs and partially developed arms, Youssef Abu Amira never let his disability hold him back from achieving his goals. Hailing from Gaza’s Beach refugee camp, the 24-year-old law graduate has left everyone amazed by taking up the challenge of learning karate, …

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Include certain elements in vaccination drive towards CSR to encourage private cos to inoculate workforce: CII to govt

1 Comment / Covid - 19, CSR, CSR Reporting / By / January 18, 2021

The taskforce has also recommended that the government utilise private sector capacity from phase one itself of the vaccination drive. The CII Taskforce on Vaccines has recommended inclusion of certain elements in the vaccination programme as part of the 2 per cent corporate social responsibility (CSR) expenditure required to be undertaken by a class of …

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Meet Captain Zoya Aggarwal: Commanding officer who turned the page in Indian aviation history

Leave a Comment / ChangeMaker, Women Empowerment / By / January 15, 2021

In a first, Captain Zoya Aggarwal flew over the North pole along with an all-women cockpit crew on Jan 9, 2020. Captain Zoya Aggarwal who turned a new leaf in the Indian aviation history. Capt Zoya commanded Air India’s direct flight, on one of the world’s longest air routes. The non-stop commercial flight covered nearly …

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Why a dawn of technological optimism is breaking

Leave a Comment / Covid - 19, CSR, CSR Reporting, Innovation, Technology / By / January 15, 2021

The 2010s were marked by pessimism about innovation. That is giving way to hope For much of the past decade the pace of innovation underwhelmed many people—especially those miserable economists. Productivity growth was lacklustre and the most popular new inventions, the smartphone and social media, did not seem to help much. Their malign side-effects, such …

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