By - CSRBOX On August 16, 2021

Waters, Sanitation and Hygiene, popularly known as WASH is an important factor for growth of a nation that addresses key issues like growing water scarcity, lack of proper hygiene and sanitation facilities. While a lot

'Educate a women, educate an entire family' a saying which is very apt in todays times, but it is important to realize that its widespread impact is reflected in the nations positive growth. Hence, various corporates t

India has an ambitious target of providing higher education to 40 million students by 2020 and to achieve the goal it should allow foreign universities to operate in the country — either through partnerships or l

Despite the strides made to close the education gaps in India, almost a fifth of the country’s population—266 million adults—are still unable to read and some 12 million children are yet to get enroll

Sometimes change comes so quickly it takes time to get to grips with it. One such change is now beginning to take hold in India.

Endowed with more than 300 days of sunshine a year,

India has made "impressive" progress on the metrics of child development in the last decade, but there is a section of children who have been "left out" due to inequality or lack of access to resources, says a top UNIC

Britain's Prince Charles, who is set to arrive in New Delhi as part of his ongoing Asian tour, has given his backing to a new development bond for India to provide education to marginalised children in the country.

For the past decade, India’s ambitious startup narrative has been largely dictated by cities such as Bangalore, New Delhi and Mumbai. But now, startups are emerging in cities such as Jaipur, Bhubaneswar, Pune and

Non-profit organisation Educate Girls has received a grant of USD 75,000 (about Rs 48.26 lakh) from leading global brokerage firm Goldman Sach

Mining baron Anil Agarwal, who has pledged 75 per cent of his family wealth for the larger society, has said a chunk of it will go to nurturing over 7.5 crore underprivileged children below the poverty lin