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The area around the Anantagiri Hills has been witnessing a silent revolution in the recent past. A revolution that is bent on fighting the ill-effects of the long-practised chemical farming.

Among the earliest generations of Indian women to study at a modern science institution, Violet Bajaj lived through incredible times – World War II and India’s struggle for independence – in her twenties!

In a unique initiative pioneered by two grassroots organisations in Hyderabad, where about 100 consumers signed up with small-scale women farmers from the nearby district to produce organic products.

The Father of the local church encouraged Clovis to settle down and work for the welfare of his adopted homeland.

Gated parks that welcome everyone are not an uncommon sight in many localities of Chennai and though there is scope for improvement, children and adults do not have to look too far to find a place to ‘park’ themselves in.

Most Indian Universities expect multiple publications in SCOPUS or SCI indexed journals for any form of academic advancement. Shifting the focus from quantity to quality is the need of the hour.

Female masons from Muslim migrant community and other local communities in lower Assam’s Barpeta district break gender stereotypes by building toilets

The terrain is difficult, and there is also an increasing dearth of individuals who remember and can narrate these stories.

Ramesh Dongare could have enjoyed a relaxing post-retirement life, but he chose not to.

The article explores these different typologies and how they have structured their CSR projects, depending upon the nature of the industry - manufacturing/ retail/ service etc. their turnover and Profit After Tax (PAT), their vision and mission of CSR and the impact that they wish to create.