Philanthropy Activities In India
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Family-Led Donations, Corporates Boost Charity But India's 'Giving Gap' Remains
A charge often repeated in the media is that India's richest are not generous enough to donate their wealth.
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3 Startup Entrepreneurs, Including Zerodha's Kamath Brothers, Have Doubled Their Donation This Year
Nikhil and Nithin Kamath increased their donation by 300 per cent to Rs 100 crore.
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Indian-American Attorney Ajay Raju Recognised With Philanthropy Award
Noted Indian-American attorney Ajay Raju has been honoured with the third American Bazaar Philanthropy award in recognition of his philanthropic activities in the US.
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Note Marked 'Secret' Faulted Bloomberg Charity For Anti-Tobacco Lobbying
India has been investigating how Bloomberg Philanthropies, founded by billionaire Michael Bloomberg, funds local non-profit groups for anti-tobacco lobbying, government documents show, making it the latest foreign non-government organisation to come under scrutiny.
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Rich Indian-Americans Could Dwarf Official US Aid to India: Report
Indian-Americans, who have a combined annual income of a whopping USD 67.4 billion, can play a key role in philanthropy activities in India that could dwarf official US foreign aid to India by 10 times, according to new research.
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Family-Led Donations, Corporates Boost Charity But India's 'Giving Gap' Remains
A charge often repeated in the media is that India's richest are not generous enough to donate their wealth.
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3 Startup Entrepreneurs, Including Zerodha's Kamath Brothers, Have Doubled Their Donation This Year
Nikhil and Nithin Kamath increased their donation by 300 per cent to Rs 100 crore.
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Indian-American Attorney Ajay Raju Recognised With Philanthropy Award
Noted Indian-American attorney Ajay Raju has been honoured with the third American Bazaar Philanthropy award in recognition of his philanthropic activities in the US.
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Note Marked 'Secret' Faulted Bloomberg Charity For Anti-Tobacco Lobbying
India has been investigating how Bloomberg Philanthropies, founded by billionaire Michael Bloomberg, funds local non-profit groups for anti-tobacco lobbying, government documents show, making it the latest foreign non-government organisation to come under scrutiny.
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Rich Indian-Americans Could Dwarf Official US Aid to India: Report
Indian-Americans, who have a combined annual income of a whopping USD 67.4 billion, can play a key role in philanthropy activities in India that could dwarf official US foreign aid to India by 10 times, according to new research.
