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India becoming backbone of global clinical research | The Economic Times, 15 feb 2026
Can agroforestry be India's game-changer in climate-resilient agriculture? | Tribune India, 15 feb 2026
Economic Aspiration To Civilisational Capability: Why India Must Reform Education By 2030 | News18, 14 feb 2026
Bodhan AI launched: All about India's push towards AI-powered education ecosystem | CNBC TV18, 14 feb 2026
Skills before startups: A realistic path to entrepreneurship | Manufacturing Today India, 14 feb 2026
Decoding the higher education priorities in India's latest national budget | British Council Global, 13 feb 2026
India faces shortage of registered psychologists for mental health care, study finds | India Today, 13 feb 2026
Redefining Patient Care With Automation And Compassion In India's Digital Health Era | BW HealthcareWorld, 13 feb 2026
India set to be Asia's fastest-growing major economy in 2026 | NewsBytes, 13 feb 2026
Upskilling India: What HR experts believe is the key to workforce readiness | The Statesman, 13 feb 2026
India's healthcare sector seeing a fundamental digital transformation: Report | The Times of India, 11 feb 2026
Three reasons India's economy is stronger than it's ever been | The Economic Times, 11 feb 2026
November 2023
Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 09 nov 2023
According to the recent report by Great Place to Work India, nonprofit sector in India have 45% women in its workforce which is 24% higher than the other industries. The survey highlighted on average NGOs work across 13 locations, with 323 individuals and 97% of them working full time. The report finds that 80% of NGOs in India primarily focus their efforts on promoting quality education, ensuring good health and well-being, and working towards eradicating poverty. Yeshasvini Ramaswamy, CEO of Great Place To Work India, says, 'Over the years, we've witnessed incredible achievements in initiatives like Polio eradication and the Aanganwadi initiative by the Government of India, which have positively impacted the lives of millions.' According to the NGO Darpan Portal, top states based on number of NGOs are - Uttar Pradesh (15%); Maharashtra (14%); Delhi (8%); West Bengal (7%). Moreover, 94% of NGO employees expressed deep satisfaction with their organisations' societal contributions. Read on...
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Indian NGOs employ 45% women, 24% more than other industries: Report
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