Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) was meant to be India’s way of ensuring that companies earning in crores also give back to society. The law was simple—if you make big profits, a small share of it must go back into schools, hospitals, environmental programs, women empowerment, or community development. The idea was noble. But what started […]
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Not All Invasions Come With Boots—Some Wear the Mask of Aid While much of India focuses on safeguarding its borders from external threats, there’s a subtler, far more insidious infiltration happening within. No tanks. No drones. No official flags. Just well-funded Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), carrying a smile, a grant proposal, and a covert agenda—quietly
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How Save Handloom Foundation Is Leading the Next Wave of Innovation in the Social Sector The Funding Gap That’s Holding Back India’s Potential India has over 3.4 million NGOs and public charitable trusts registered across the country. But the bitter truth is that most of them are severely underfunded, especially those working in rural and
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Imagine this: while you’re scrolling Instagram, sipping your ₹20 chai, or stuck in traffic cursing your boss — some Indian companies are raking in more money per day than most cities generate in a year. Let’s get the numbers straight. Here’s how much these corporate titans earn every single day: 🏢 Company 💸 Daily Earnings
The “SaveHandloom.org“, Public Charitable Trust, is dedicated to promoting and preserving the traditional art of handloom weaving. One of its key objectives is to raise awareness and advocate for the use of handloom products in various sectors, such as schools, hospitals, and hotels. By incorporating handloom textiles into these industries, we can create a positive
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