The global elite at the World Economic Forum in Davos grew $405 billion richer in 2020 and reached a total wealth of $869 billion last year...

Oxfam International predicts that the world could have its first trillionaire within a decade, highlighting the growing disparities between...

Oxfam reveals the wealth of the world's five richest men has surged to $869 billion since 2020, doubling, while five billion people face in...

Women and girls put in 380 billion hours of unpaid care work per month, often forcing them to work reduced paid hours or drop out of the wo...

Cumulatively, 125 billionaires fund 393 million tonnes of CO2e (carbon dioxide equivalent) per year, which is equal to the annual carbon em...

To close the gap in women's labour participation, the Indian government would have to offer incentives for better pay, training, skills acq...

Oxfam India Trust, Jamia Millia Islamia and Tuberculosis Association of India were among prominent NGOs whose registrations became void on ...

Leaked documents and a worldwide journalistic partnership on Sunday claimed to have uncovered financial secrets of current and former world...

IndusInd Bank said it has supplied relief materials such as face masks, hand sanitisers and gloves to the affected areas to and is also wor...

Oxfam appealed to the Davos elite to get serious about inequality.

India's richest 1% hold more than four-times the wealth held by 953 mn people who make up for the bottom 70%.

For a 200 gram packet of branded Assam tea sold in India for Rs 68, less than Rs 5 is left for workers.

Lack of quality jobs and increasing wage disparity are key markers of inequality in India.

The annual event is a fund-raiser for Oxfam India, a nonprofit that works with marginalized and minority groups.

Dhoni's image of holding the World Cup trophy at Wankhede has been immortalised in cricketing folklore but not many know that he was once a...

The Minister's comments comes after the controversial offloading of environmental NGO Greenpeace activist Priya Pillai from a London-bound ...

The Planning Commission will interact with the public on Google Hangout, tomorrow to mark the panel's 63rd anniversary.