Even though CSR spending has increased with each passing year, it is too small for the size of corporate India

The UK university said the award was presented to the 82-year-old industrialist in Mumbai recently during the India tour of President and Vice Chancellor Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell

Civil society organisations, networks and support organisations in the non-profit sector have much to gain from making allies of professional advisors in fundraising for philanthropic causes

Anil Agarwal's father, Dwarka Prasad Agarwal, died in Mumbai on Thursday afternoon and his last rites will be performed on Friday

Ratan Tata, who turns 82 today, has been the most searched Indian businessman on search engine giant Google in 2019; he transformed the Tata Group from a conventional corporate house into a global multi-billion conglomerate

Ratan Tata, the chairman emeritus of Tata Sons, is known for his vision, philanthropy and humility. Born on December 28, the industrialist went on to set up one of the biggest business conglomerates in the country. Today, he's an inspiration to entrepreneurs and has funded over two dozen startups including Urban Ladder, Urban Clap, Cashkaro etc. He has contributed not just to industry but to society too and has been awarded the Padma Vibhushan and Padma Bhushan. Here's a look at his formula for success.

Shiv Nadar's contribution goes far beyond the success of HCL and its companies, to being a mentor and a visionary

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According to the statement, 258 women participants received on an average 24 per cent higher stipend than their male counterparts

Wipro founder Azim Premji has in March this year earmarked 34% of the company's shares worth Rs 52,750 crore ($7.5 billion) for philanthropic activities, taking his total commitment to Rs 1.45 lakh crore

Microsoft share price has risen 48% this year, boosting the value of Gates' 1% stake in the IT firm 

Philanthropy, or the voluntary giving of wealth without expectation of a quid pro quo, and the oldest concept of redistributive justice, is today accused of being self-serving of 'unfettered paternalism' and other vices

On the changing job scenario, Rishad Premji says future jobs will be completely different from today and that one has to be re-skillable to survive

Premji, who is one of India's richest businessmen, had announced in March to earmark 34 per cent of Wipro shares worth Rs 52,750 crore, held by certain entities controlled by him, for philanthropic activities