How India Gives: Indian households prioritise Elderly Care, Public Health, and Empowerment of Children as top causes for donation

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How India Gives: Indian households prioritise Elderly Care, Public Health, and Empowerment of Children as top causes for donation

Religious organisations and persons engaged in beggary continue to receive the highest…

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Gaining deeper understanding of philanthropy in India through Research Fellowship

The Centre for Social Impact and Philanthropy (CSIP) at Ashoka University through…

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Indian Households donated INR 23.7 thousand crores in 2020-21 with maximum donations going to Religious Organisations

Women are the primary decision-makers in giving to ‘household staff’ and ‘beggars’…

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How India Gives: Indian households prioritise Elderly Care, Public Health, and Empowerment…

Tuesday September 26, 2023

Religious organisations and persons engaged in beggary continue to receive the highest…

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