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India risks becoming "unhealthier before it becomes richer," CEA V Anantha Nageswaran warnsIndia faces a health challenge before achieving wealth. Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran points to rising obesity and sedentary ...- Economic Survey says change the definition of 'govt company'The Economic Survey 2025-26 proposes a new approach to disinvestment in central public sector enterprises. It suggests market-aligned stake...
- Economic Survey 2026: Global markets are giving India-made cars a nod of acceptance as exports riseEconomic Survey 2026: India's auto industry is hitting new heights, reflecting international confidence in homegrown vehicles. In FY25, exp...
- Budget 2026: Lok Sabha adjourned to meet again on Feb 1 at 11 amThe Lok Sabha adjourned, with the Economic Survey for 2025-26 tabled. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Union Budget on ...
- Optimism on philanthropy helps solve issues of health and hunger, reveals surveyAround 90% of the respondents pledged to donate more to charitable causes.
- Philanthropy can help solve health, hunger, social issues: GiveIndia surveyClose to 500 individuals from across the country participated in the annual GiveIndia Giving Survey with almost equal participation from me...
- Covid care facilities inaccessible in case of emergency: SPI survey in mini grid villagesIt has accordingly partnered with three non governmental organisations (NGOs)- GiveIndia Foundation, Swasth Foundation and Eka Care to prov...
- The next generation has an altruistic streak, leans towards philanthropy now more than everOverall, family giving is expected to witness an increase in 2021.
- Indians are giving more: GiveIndia surveyWith close to 450 respondents, a key insight that emerged from the data is that India’s appetite for giving has radically increased during ...
- Covid-19 relief conundrum: NGOs working on other causes are strapped for fundsAfter firms diverted their CSR funds to PMCARES, India's smaller NGOs now stares at an existential question.
- 5 things about India you probably didn't know before Friday's Economic SurveyThe Survey highlighted that there are quite a few signals that the Indian economy may have bottomed out.
- How the top players of India Inc are propagating a giving cultureDeloitte’s 2017 Volunteerism Survey results indicate that creating a culture of volunteerism in the workplace may boost morale, workplace a...
- Labour, tax reforms to boost apparel, leather sectors: Economic Survey"In the case of leather, the FTA might give India an advantage relative to competitors. In both cases, the incremental impact would be posi...
- 'India has lowest annual base salaries among APAC nations'Willis Towers Watson today also said that China's base salaries across all job grades are higher than in India by 64-100 per cent.
- India has world’s largest number of voluntary giversIndia has climbed 24 places in its overall ranking of 69 out of the 135 countries that participated in the World Giving Index 2014 survey.
- Indians big donors, but only during tax-saving monthsAccording to NGOs, with growing awareness about tax benefits on donations, collections have risen significantly this year as compared to th...
- Why Indian Philanthropy continues to be dictated by conversations on ‘how much to give’The assumption is that the framework design and strategy of Indian philanthropy is just right, and therefore the leap from ‘how much’ to ex...
- How Indian philanthropy has side-stepped human rightsIndian philanthropy has side-stepped human rights. It’s mostly out of an inability to comprehend what it really means and how it pans out. ...
- DSCI to implement data security practices in IT/BPO firms soonData Security Council of India (DSCI) said it will soon begin implementation of data security and privacy practices in some of the big tick...
- 'Surprise tax rulings are toughest challenge to corporates'In a survey by PwC, 61% of the organisations have named unpredictable rulings by tax authorities as the toughest tax risk challenge to corp...
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