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Monthly Archives: July 2018
This one CSR initiative can bridge the skill gap in India
About two years ago a FICCI-E&Y (Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry and Ernst & Young) report said that nine of ten MBAs graduating from colleges were unemployable. Same is the case with many engineering and other general … Continue reading
Posted in CSR, Economics, education, Strategy, Sustainability, Uncategorized
Tagged CSR&skilldevelopment, CSRinitiatives, ITIs, marutiudyog, skillgap, skillindiamission
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Communication is Key for Effective CSR Implementation
There was a news item in the papers today that said the Delhi Government has embarked on a plan to treat to sewage water for drinking purpose. For this, it would take the sewage water upstream from Delhi and release … Continue reading
Posted in taboos, Uncategorized
Tagged CSRcommunication, dealingwithtaboo, watercrisisdelhi
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Green Wall to Firewall Delhi against Dust-Storms
The Delhi government has initiated a programme to plant 3.2 million or 32 lakh trees around the periphery of Delhi as well as Yamuna flood plains. The move is seen as definitive step to combat the dust load that gets … Continue reading
LET’S TALK SERIES: Why online activism doesn’t go beyond a point
The hyper-connected world is a doubled edged sword. Today it is very easy, quick and economical to launch an agitation, campaign or a revolution with the help of social media, smart phones, internet and telecommunication devices. Be it Arab Spring … Continue reading