Antenatal care – Crucial for improving India’s Maternal death rate
Motherhood is the most cherished phase in a woman’s life. While she has the onus to bring a new life into the world, her body undergoes various hormonal changes and...
Is CSR Implementation important for Indian Corporates?
The term CSR or Corporate Social responsibility became widely popular in the year 1960 in India. It refers to a business practice that includes integrating social and environmental concerns in...
Monitoring and Evaluation Framework for your CSR Program- 8 Actionable tips
A tailor-made Monitoring and Evaluation framework forms one of the foremost components leading to the successful implementation of any project activity. Prior to suggesting tips for the implementation of Monitoring...
Cultural norms and policy foul, a big challenge in addressing menstrual hygiene.
62% women in the age group of 15-24 year still rely on a cloth during periods which is often reused. Further, 88% of women in India sometimes resort to using...
WHO’s Universal Health Coverage and India’s role in achieving it
The World Health Organization was founded on the principle that every individual should be able to realize their right to the highest level of health. Therefore providing the facility of...
Latest CSR Trends and factors influencing CSR in India.
With the growing Industrialization and competition, the main aim of any capitalist economy is to maximise its profit. But recently, the practice of CSR is gaining traction in both theory...
“Rainwater harvesting can be a key solution to meet the dire water crisis knocking at...
It is scary to wake up to news that talks about your city heading towards a Day Zero. Predictions and analysis of the water crisis in Bangalore paints a very...
Female participation in agriculture in India
Women as farmers, laborers and entrepreneurs are the driving force of India’s farmland. According to OXFAM 2018, agriculture sector employs 80% of all economically active women in India, they comprise...
International Women’s Day: Why we still need to understand its relevance?
International Women’s day is observed on the 8th March to value women and men’s contribution equally and create a comprehensive culture. The United Nations Charter in 1945, signed the first...