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HDFC Bank to support sanitary needs of over 25,000 women

HDFC Bank commits to CSC Academy’s menstrual hygiene initiative HDFC Bank on Saturday announced it is committed to Stree Swabhiman, a programme that looks after sanitation needs and menstrual hygiene of women in rural India and will cater to the needs of over 25,000 women. The initiative has been launched by CSC Academy, the CSR arm of …

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PMC taps into CSR reserves to boost screening, testing

Civic body plans to push its testing capacity to 4,500 samples a day The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), in a move to ramp up its sample testing capacity and intensify screening in the wake of mounting COVID-19 cases, has tied up with several companies, including Microsoft, to tap into their corporate social responsibility (CSR) fund …

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Why it makes business sense to flatten the global warming curve

Ignoring climate change risks could prove more expensive than the transformation costs of making businesses climate neutral, and in the long-term, could mean losing out significant investments Globally, the Covid-19 lockdowns have helped us witness a cleaner environment. Major Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai enjoyed the lowest pollution levels in the last decade as …

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CSR: Think of Investing in Education, Thing of Stem Learning

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) helps a company be socially accountable to itself, its stakeholders and the public. It is all about companies playing their responsible part in society and giving back to society: in other words, it is basically creating a ‘connect’ and building relationship with the community. In today’s world, there are numerous societal needs and …

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CO2 sucked out of the atmosphere can be reused for new chemical processes

It can be converted into methanol, then used in resins and polymers Global warming is the biggest challenge we have ever faced. Since the first industrial revolution, the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) — a powerful greenhouse gas — in the atmosphere has increased by almost 50%, which is causing a steep rise in global temperature. Controlling …

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