However banning crackers for Diwali and permitting them a few months later for New Years, will beg the question, is this about the festival or pollution? There has been a furore over the firecracker ban in Delhi in the past few days, as well as a counter-accusation that the debate has taken a ‘communal’ …
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The image of women producers is reaped millions of times throughout the vast terrain. While she cooks, she breast feeds one child and watches three others. If she fails in any of these tasks, or performs them too slowly, her husband often feels it is his prerogative to beat her.
MUMBAI: Big Tata group companies are readying to channel asignificant part of their mandatory charity spend to Tata Trusts, the group’s philanthropic arm and owner, in line with Tata Trusts Chairman Ratan Tata’s effort to streamline all social spends into one powerful programme, said several people with direct knowledge of the plan. Tata Trusts CSR …
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Two Indian para-athletes are taking the world by storm. Although sporting events for people with physical disabilities have been conducted for over a century now – the 1888 Berlin events for the deaf is an early instance – it took two catastrophic World Wars to fully bring the Paralympics to recognition, in a somewhat roundabout …
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NEW DELHI: Facilitating private companies to undertake Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities for Ganga rejuvenation, the government on Wednesday launched an interactive web page on the National Mission for clean Ganga (NMCG) online platform. Garbage spread at Patna Collectorate Ghat. (TOI file photo used for representation only) The exclusive web page, launched by Union water …
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