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Word of the Day: EleemosynaryWord of the Day: Eleemosynary is more than just a complex term; it is a reflection of humanity’s long-standing commitment to helping others...- Word of the day: AltruismAltruism means helping others without expecting anything back. This selfless act builds trust and cooperation. It makes families healthier ...
- How migration and talent shape the global economy in an age of bordersGlobal migration patterns are changing due to economic pressures and geopolitical tensions. While countries like India see skilled workers ...
- View: Why India should be more open and thank Trump for forcing tariff cutsThe US justifies Trump's demand for a fair trading system, citing high tariffs faced by US exports. The 'exorbitant privilege' of running t...
- After Trump's mega $500 billion AI investment announcement, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's big confession amid rivalry with Elon MuskStargate Project: The top tech companies Tuesday announced that they will create a new company, called Stargate, to grow artificial intelli...
- View: Some suggestions for systemic improvements to minimise, or stop, future NEET-NET-type leaksRecent events have put the National Testing Agency (NTA) under scrutiny due to the leakage of the NEET-UG test paper, impacting admission t...
- How a Scottish moral philosopher got Elon Musk's numberTurns out that William MacAskill is in touch with many billionaires, encouraging them in an alternate form of philanthropy.
- World Blood Donor Day: From a healthier heart to a better mental state, here are some surprising benefits of donating bloodOn World Blood Donor Day find out why blood donation is not just an act of kindness.
- Infosys COO's pay hike row: High salary isn’t greed, say HR expertsExperts say it is the competitive nature of an industry, the scale of a company and the competencies required in a CEO that should be the d...
- A caring universeThe notion of a moral universe would also buttress spirituality and form the basis for kindness, compassion, altruism and caring for others.
- IT major Infosys needs to sound more confident about its strategyEveryone's having a go at Infosys. But like Indra Nooyi's PepsiCo, Shibulal's Infy is paying the short-term price of transformation.
- UK in danger of falling behind India, China & Brazil: StudyUnless Britain encourages its students to think more globally, they will not be able to meet demands of global biz and will fall behind Ind...
- Hospitals hiring executives from the hospitality sectorAs competition among private hospitals intensifies, the industry looks at other sectors to help with professional management.
- Run MFIs with more than just a little bit of altruismThings have certainly moved rapidly for this industry - from being hailed as harbinger of a social change around two or three years to havi...
- So where does our bad come from?From the moment they reject the existence of God, atheists - at least the thinking ones - run headlong into the problem of goodness. Natura...
- CSR focus yields cos rich rewards in mine beltThere was a time little Arsu Tadu hated going to school. She had to walk six km every morning to reach a rundown shed, which was the local ...
- Lessons from global financial crisisA glance at the current global financial crisis will tell us that some fundamentals free markets take for granted just do not always work, ...
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