India has a long-standing tradition of philanthropy, deeply rooted in its cultural and religious values. Corporate Social Responsibility builds upon this legacy by formalising and
When you begin something, you do not plan its success or failure—you simply hope it takes the shape of your vision. In 2002, Smile Foundation
According to the National Family Health Survey—5, in India, the prevalence of anaemia among women is 57 percent and 52.2 percent among pregnant women, compared
Is mental health a universal concern, or has it, too, been divided along socio-economic lines? While mental health is frequently discussed in urban circles, rural
Childcare is a major challenge for working parents. Mothers frequently remain unemployed due to a lack of available, dependable, and/or affordable childcare services. Many mothers
In today’s socially conscious marketplace, brands are no longer evaluated solely on their products or services. Consumers increasingly value companies that actively contribute to meaningful
‘The greatest good is what we do for one another”- Mother Teressa Philanthropy has been deeply ingrained in India’s social fabric for centuries. From the
In a podcast by Seeding Labs, industry leaders explored the evolving landscape of social development goals, highlighting how corporate engagement has become a powerful force
The word “Equality” is derived from the Latin word “Aequus,” meaning fair and just. In today’s world, equal rights and treatment are recognised as fundamental
S&P Global Ratings’ report, released in October of this year, stated that India is on track to become the world’s third-largest economy by 2030. While
