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India’s CSR law must evolve from compliance spending to ESG-driven, risk-aligned, measurable impact.

India’s young millionaires are reshaping philanthropy with data-driven, early, and ecosystem-focused giving for long-term social change.

Since 2019, PRADAN’s skilling initiative has expanded to several districts across Bihar, Odisha, Jharkhand, and Chhattisgarh.

The NZBA's dissolution is a setback for collective action, potentially delaying the $3–5 trillion annual financing needed for net-zero.

EU-based banks have not exited, perhaps because the EU aims to be climate neutral by 2050, a legally binding target...

The legal and political battles set off by the Adani injunction are far from over.

What began as comedy risks ending as cautionary tale, underscoring how swiftly outrage can topple even the most entrenched entertainers.

Two of the most overlooked resources today are loyalty points and gifting.

One of the most striking trends, according to Prof. Jose, is the rise of partnerships between corporates and foundations.

By Siraj Saiyed NEW DELHI (India CSR): India is at the crossroads of a massive transformation in its industrial and...