#philanthropy in India

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Harnessing Philanthropy for a Sustainable India: Bridging the Climate Gap

India’s climate crisis is no longer a distant warning; it’s an unrelenting reality. From the plains to the coasts, millions are facing the fallout of rising temperatures and erratic weather patterns. Marginalized farmers see their livelihoods wither, low-income communities grapple with displacement, and women bear the brunt of natural disasters. In a nation where 65% of the population depends on agriculture, every degree of warming amplifies the risk. While governments, corporations, and civil society are taking action, the scale of the crisis demands a fresh approach—and that’s where philanthropy can step in.

Philanthropy’s unique ability to provide long-term, flexible funding and amplify unheard voices could be transformative for India’s climate resilience. To truly make a difference, it must focus on empowering communities, nurturing innovation, and fostering resilience at every level. Expand

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Bill Gates’ Remarks on India as a "Laboratory" Spark Debate

Bill Gates’ Remarks on India as a “Laboratory�� Spark Debate Bill Gates, the billionaire philanthropist and co-founder of Microsoft, has found himself at the center of a controversy after a recent comment he made during a podcast with Reid Hoffman. Gates referred to India as a “kind of laboratory to try things,” a remark that quickly went viral and triggered outrage on social media platforms,…

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Dua Lipa Lights Up Mumbai Ahead Of Her Concert On The 30th of November!

Dua Lipa has arrived in Mumbai, ready to set the stage on fire with her music and heart for charity!

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Love knows no bounds, it simply gives.

Love knows no bounds, it simply gives. Like the selfless spirit of Mother Teresa, let's extend our hands to those in need.

Mother Teresa Charitable Trust is dedicated to serving the underprivileged and vulnerable. Their tireless efforts in providing healthcare, education, and shelter are truly inspiring.

Join us in spreading love and compassion. Donate now and be a part of this transformative journey.

By donating to this noble cause, you're not just giving, you're giving hope. Your contribution, no matter how small, can make a significant impact on the lives of countless individuals.

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Ratan Tata: A Legacy of Innovation and Philanthropy

From architectural marvels 🏛️ to groundbreaking business ventures 💼, Ratan Tata's impact on India is undeniable. Before leading the Tata Group, he studied architecture and designed architectural gems in Jamshedpur 💎. His philanthropic spirit shone through, with Tata Sons and Tata Trusts pledging Rs 1,500 crore to combat COVID-19 💪. He championed environmental sustainability 🌳, establishing the environment division at CII to support industry efforts. Tata's unwavering support for Indian startups, like Motopaws 🐶, fostered innovation and entrepreneurship 💡. A man of adventure ✈️, he obtained a pilot's license and co-piloted a Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter plane 🚀. His passing on October 9, 2024, left a profound legacy of vision, compassion, and innovation ��. News Card Contents: 👉 Who is Ratan Tata? 👉 His Passion for Architecture 👉 His Philanthropic Pursuits 👉 His take on Sustainability 👉 His Support for Startups 👉 A Licensed Pilot 👉 Tata: A Man Beyond Legacy For more news on the world of Business, check out Newsepick : https://newsepick.com/

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Akhand Chandi Palace (District Library Chamba) Tourist Spot in Chamba, Himachal Pradesh

Akhand Chandi Palace, also known as the District Library Chamba, is a remarkable historical site located in Chamba, Himachal Pradesh, India. Built in the 18th century by King Umed Singh, this grand palace showcases beautiful architecture and rich heritage. Surrounded by stunning views and ancient temples, it’s a perfect stop for travelers. If you're looking for offbeat places near Akhand Chandi Palace (District Library Chamba), you will find many hidden gems that capture the spirit of this beautiful region.

One nearby attraction is the famous Chamunda Devi Temple, located just a short distance from the palace. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Chamunda and is a popular pilgrimage site. Visitors come to admire its beautiful architecture and peaceful atmosphere. Another of the places to visit near Akhand Chandi Palace (District Library Chamba) is the Bhuri Singh Museum, where you can learn about Chamba’s rich culture and history. The museum has a variety of art and artifacts that tell the story of the area.

For nature lovers, the stunning landscapes of the Chamba Valley are a must-see. You can take a leisurely walk along the banks of the Ravi River or enjoy a picnic in one of the many scenic spots. The valley is perfect for travel photography, capturing the beauty of the mountains and rivers. With so many amazing places to visit near Akhand Chandi Palace (District Library Chamba), your trip will be filled with unforgettable experiences and beautiful memories.

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Sir Dorabji Tata: The visionary who shaped modern India

Sir Dorabji Tata, a true nation-builder, transformed India’s industrial landscape with his dedication and vision. Sir Dorabji Tata’s legacy as a pioneer of India’s industrial and social development continues to inspire generations. While history remembers the glittering names of public figures, the quiet dedication of individuals who work behind the scenes often goes unnoticed. One such…

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Chilled Sips, Big Smiles! WE Beat the Heat with a Sharbat Drive! ☀️

WE For Education Welfare Society brought some sweetness to the community with a refreshing Sharbat Drive! We handed out delicious sharbat to keep everyone cool and hydrated.

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Chilled Sips, Big Smiles! WE Beat the Heat with a Sharbat Drive! ☀️

WE For Education Welfare Society brought some sweetness to the community with a refreshing Sharbat Drive! We handed out delicious sharbat to keep everyone cool and hydrated.

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Chilled Sips, Big Smiles! WE Beat the Heat with a Sharbat Drive! ☀️

WE For Education Welfare Society brought some sweetness to the community with a refreshing Sharbat Drive! We handed out delicious sharbat to keep everyone cool and hydrated.

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Lessons from my petty altruism

I give a small amount of money to a non-governmental organisation every month. This blog is not to publicise my petty altruism. Though this is a small amount for the organisation and the world, it comes to about 10 percent of my monthly income and it is a significant amount to me.  Hence I should be concerned about the way the organisation spends my money. However I am not using any time or…

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India's MrBeast 'kindness for clicks' stunt philanthropy videos raise questions Harsha Sai is a 24-year-old YouTuber from India who has become famous for his philanthropy stunts, which involve giving large sums of money and expensive gifts to those in need. He has been dubbed "India's MrBeast" and has millions of followers. — Read the rest https://boingboing.net/2023/03/26/indias-mrbeast-kindness-for-clicks-stunt-philanthropy-videos-raise-questions.html

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By RAIR Foundation December 5, 2024

Billionaire globalist Bill Gates is facing a massive backlash after casually referring to India as a “kind of laboratory to try things out” during a podcast with Reid Hoffman. For many Indians, this statement exposed the arrogance of Gates and his belief that he could treat sovereign nations as mere testing grounds for his globalist experiments.

According to Gates, India is where “things are proven” before being unleashed on the rest of the world—a chilling revelation of his approach to using one of the world’s largest populations as a tool for his agenda.

Exploiting the Vulnerable

Gates also boasted that the Gates Foundation’s largest office outside the U.S. operates in India and that the majority of its pilot projects are being rolled out there. But are these projects about helping India—or exploiting its population under the guise of “philanthropy”?

Investigative journalist Vijay Patel minced no words: “India is a laboratory, and we Indians are guinea pigs for Bill Gates.” Patel’s sentiment is echoed by millions who see Gates’ actions as part of a larger globalist agenda to control food systems, healthcare, and even basic freedoms.