Bajaj Finserv plays a crucial role in empowering women to step into non-traditional livelihoods, enabling them to achieve financial independence and self-reliance. Mr.Ravindra Maghade, Field Executive, Ahilyanagar writes about how the project is developing gender equality and empowerment. In a world where economic disparity often limits opportunities, many women face
The session featured distinguished panelists from diverse backgrounds, including corporate leadership, entrepreneurship, and learning & development, moderated by Dr. Vandana Reddy (Assistant Professor, CHRIST University) and co-moderated by Ms. Priya Kothari (CEO, YouthAid Worldwide). Mr Augustus Azaria emphasized the importance of evolving employee and labour relations in a rapidly changing
The tribal communities in WAYANAD have long struggled with access to safe drinking water. Landslips, frequent floods in the region have not only disrupted daily life but also led to severe water contamination, resulting in outbreaks of waterborne diseases such as cholera. On the occasion of World Water Day, Pravin
When You Hit a Child, Think of Yourself at That Age—Your Actions Will Change, Writes Soumyashree Mohanty, Research Associate at Centre for Youth Development and Activities. Becoming a parent is a life-changing moment. Two individuals suddenly find themselves on a new journey, filled with challenges, learning, and love. Many believe
Bajaj Finserv’s pioneering initiative, Non-Traditional Livelihood, is revolutionizing the lives of women by empowering them with transformative skills and knowledge. Under this impactful project, Mohan Kandekar, Skill Centre Head of Ahilyanagar, testifies to the profound influence this engagement has had on the lives of women, unlocking new opportunities and fostering
The commitment to promoting inclusivity and equality is truly inspiring. United Way Hyderabad is reaching out to underserved communities and driving meaningful change. Pritesh Kamble, Head of the Inclusion Unit at CYDA, shares insights into their transformative efforts, highlighting how inclusive programs are reshaping lives and fostering a more equitable
Bajaj Finserv plays a crucial role in empowering women to step into non-traditional livelihoods, enabling them to achieve financial independence and self-reliance. Mr.Ravindra Maghade, Field Executive, Ahilyanagar writes about how the project is developing gender equality and empowerment. In a world where economic disparity often limits opportunities, many women face
The session featured distinguished panelists from diverse backgrounds, including corporate leadership, entrepreneurship, and learning & development, moderated by Dr. Vandana Reddy (Assistant Professor, CHRIST University) and co-moderated by Ms. Priya Kothari (CEO, YouthAid Worldwide). Mr Augustus Azaria emphasized the importance of evolving employee and labour relations in a rapidly changing
The tribal communities in WAYANAD have long struggled with access to safe drinking water. Landslips, frequent floods in the region have not only disrupted daily life but also led to severe water contamination, resulting in outbreaks of waterborne diseases such as cholera. On the occasion of World Water Day, Pravin
When You Hit a Child, Think of Yourself at That Age—Your Actions Will Change, Writes Soumyashree Mohanty, Research Associate at Centre for Youth Development and Activities. Becoming a parent is a life-changing moment. Two individuals suddenly find themselves on a new journey, filled with challenges, learning, and love. Many believe
Bajaj Finserv’s pioneering initiative, Non-Traditional Livelihood, is revolutionizing the lives of women by empowering them with transformative skills and knowledge. Under this impactful project, Mohan Kandekar, Skill Centre Head of Ahilyanagar, testifies to the profound influence this engagement has had on the lives of women, unlocking new opportunities and fostering
The commitment to promoting inclusivity and equality is truly inspiring. United Way Hyderabad is reaching out to underserved communities and driving meaningful change. Pritesh Kamble, Head of the Inclusion Unit at CYDA, shares insights into their transformative efforts, highlighting how inclusive programs are reshaping lives and fostering a more equitable
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