Special Report
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'Achchhe din' no longer mere rhetoric: Indian entrepreneurs bullish about economy
Hope floats as India's leading entrepreneurs say they are willing to put their money on an economy on the cusp of a likely turnaround
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The Impact of Anand Mahindra's Nanhi Kali project
Of the many causes he espouses, the betterment of the girl child is foremost for Anand Mahindra. And with Nanhi Kali, he is helping you help them too
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Mohandas Pai: An emerging leader in philanthropy
In 1999, TV Mohandas Pai decided to step outside his 'work life' and, today, he is the man behind India's largest school mid-day meal programme, and many more similar initiatives
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The Piramal family's purposeful philanthropy
For Ajay Piramal, wealth earned is not to keep, but to share. It is a legacy he's inherited from his grandfather, and one his children are upholding through their work with the Piramal Foundation
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Shiv Nadar: The outstanding philanthrophist
From donating a billion dollars of his personal wealth to philanthropy to pushing the education agenda in the country to, now, helping accelerate development in rural India, he is giving both time and money to causes bigger than himself
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Fixing The Big Picture: Axis Bank Foundation
By shifting its focus from education to the larger issue of poverty, Axis Bank Foundation is proving effective in addressing the livelihood issue in underprivileged India
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Dasra has changed the face of giving in India
Deval Sanghavi and Neera Nundy ditched lucrative jobs in the US to steer philanthropic initiatives in India in the right direction
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How 'Desh' Deshpande is helping Indian NGOs scale up
Tech billionaire Gururaj 'Desh' Deshpande is helping NGOs scale up and sustain philanthropy initiatives on their own steam. His formula for self-reliance is relevance followed by innovation
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Bijal Damani: Rajkot's good samaritan
What started as a tool to manage students has evolved into a movement of sorts. And Rajkot's Bijal Damani is at the vanguard of it all
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Real Estate: Why India can build hope
The real estate sector may be hung over from a two-year downturn, but developers say that one thing never changes: The right product at the right ticket size always sells