During the last three decades, there has been significant changes globally regarding advancement of technology, globalization of markets, globalization of production, and growth of enterprises. Despite all these so-called achievements, the gap between developed and other economies is widening. The gap between wealthy and poor is growing. The environmental degradation is becoming a bigger …
A large, cross-generational majority of consumers expect companies to display a level of corporate social responsibility. Last year, Havas Worldwide’s Project: Superbrand report, which surveyed 10,131 people ages 18 and over in 28 markets around the world, revealed that 73 percent said companies have a responsibility to do more than just generate profit, while …
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Rs 143 crore came over 3 years, NGO says got Rs 85 crore. Investigations by the Income Tax Department into aviation consultant Deepak Talwar — named in the Ranjit Sinha diary and the Radia tapes — have come up with startling revelations.
Large corporates can help blend skill development with the education system which is required on a priority basis. As the world’s fastest growing economy, India is rapidly expanding its global footprint.
After the implementation of the Jal Yukt Shivar Abhiyan, which aims to conserve water in drought-prone areas of the state with the help of the corporate sector, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has launched a programme to transform 1,000 villages with the help of the corporate sector. On Thursday, the government and top industrialists, philanthropists, civil …
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