sustainability

Tharoor releases coffee table book on CSR in Kerala

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOVEMBER 15:   Shashi Tharoor, MP from Thiruvananthapuram, has released a coffee table book on corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities by companies in Kerala. Brought out by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), the book is titled Building a better society – CSR activities by companies in Kerala. The book release here was followed by a …

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3300 visually challenged and differently abled children participate in 22nd edition of Salwan Marathon race

The 22nd edition of the Salwan Cross country run witnessed an increasingly high number of over 3300 visually challenged & differently abled children participate in the special category race. Over 55,000 children from across India participated in the race The 22nd edition of the cross country run in the city brought in over 55,000 children …

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CSR Journal Excellence Awards 2017: Honouring Those Making A Change To Society

The concept of CSR or Corporate Social Responsibility is growing rapidly in India and corporates are making significant efforts in improving society, apart from securing their profits. To honour the corporate houses, institutions, and citizens having made an enormous difference in society by means of their impactful and scalable projects, the CSR Journal presented the …

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Centre has the powers to tackle Delhi’s pollution crisis, but it is passing the buck

Can the Centre bypass the Delhi government to take emergency and long-term steps to tackle the annual air pollution crisis in the capital? It can, legal experts say. The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change enjoys blanket legal powers to prevent damage to public health from pollution anywhere in the country.  

Indore: Colleges asked to develop eco-friendly culture

Indore: Technical and professional colleges in state have been asked to opt for green initiatives to turn their campuses environment-friendly. In a letter addressed to college principals, directorate of technical education (DTE) has said that it was striving to develop its institutions on a self sustainable basis in the areas of power, water and cleanliness.

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