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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): J.P. Morgan supporting 3000 women employees in Covid-hit retail sector

TRRAIN, a not for profit organisation, in partnership with J.P. Morgan has launched a rapid response program with the aim to assist 3000 women employees in the retail sector whose livelihoods have been impacted as a result of the Covid-19 crisis. The program will support women in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore who have lost jobs or income and provide immediate relief in the …

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How glaciers in the western Himalayas are reacting differently to climate change and human activities

Two studies shed light on glacier health in the western Himalayas, with results that are in contrast with previous speculation on glacial melts, and could better inform glacier protection and policy. Summer-monsoonal snowfall plays an important role in maintaining glacier mass in the western Himalayan region. More frequent and strong snowfall in the years ahead …

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Wheelchair-bound tribal woman becomes entrepreneur and role model

Persons with disabilities often prove to be more than the sum of their parts. 29-year-old Premalata Behera, from a tribal community of Odisha, lives with her parents and three siblings. Her father is a small marginal farmer and supports the family with his meagre income. Due to economical reasons, he could not take care of …

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CSR in the time of pandemic

How the corporations should navigate their Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) in the time of pandemic? In the regular days, corporations normally conduct their CSR activities by reaching out to the deprived communities and helping them out through financial, medical, educational, and many other types of assistance. However, the emergence of Covid-19 has already crippled the …

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Bengaluru: Rise in air pollution can impact cognitive abilities

Researchers from China’s Peking University and USA’s Yale University established a link between air pollution and people’s cognitive performance where exposure to air pollution lowers the ability to attain knowledge and affects productivity.  As people age, the negative effect of air pollution on cognitive performance becomes more pronounced, especially for men, the study noted.  At …

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