Category: Social Cause

  • Rising Trend in Women Entrepreneurship – Priyanka Singh, Director Taj Pharma Group

    Rising Trend in Women Entrepreneurship – Priyanka Singh, Director Taj Pharma Group

    One thing we can all agree on is that female entrepreneurs don’t get enough press — even the successful ones. Every successful entrepreneur started somewhere. There’s no “magic pill” that effortlessly launches you out of your cubicle confinement and into the free world of entrepreneurship. For some, the dream to be your own boss grows…

  • Chivalry is still alive and well in modern day society

    Chivalry is still alive and well in modern day society

      In today’s society you often hear women complaining that chivalry is dead. But the art of being a gentleman is not as simple and well defined as it used to be. According to Lindeman’s Gentleman’s Collection research, being chivalrous no longer strictly means opening doors, pulling out chairs, helping a woman with her coat…

  • Health and wealth; the pursuit of humankind – Ms. Priyanka Singh

    Health and wealth; the pursuit of humankind – Ms. Priyanka Singh

    Priyanka Singh (popular as ‘Ms Singh’ within her peer group), is the Director of Taj Pharma Group companies, India. She is also the founder of an Agro company “Taj Agro Products” which deals in commodity sector and Food Industry in India and abroad. Ms Singh played a pivotal role in the decade transformation journey of…

  • Education is an essential for embracing society and polishing entrepreneurship skill

    Education is an essential for embracing society and polishing entrepreneurship skill

    Entrepreneurship and innovation are the engines of any economy. Most businesses in Asia are inherited. There’s very little entrepreneurship. Encouraging economic growth involves thinking outside the box and putting infrastructure in place for entrepreneurs to contribute to society. All new businesses at first are going to be small. They won’t be on a grand, industrial…

  • India approves death penalty for rapists of girls under 12 after nationwide outcry

    India approves death penalty for rapists of girls under 12 after nationwide outcry

    NEW DELHI – India’s Cabinet on Saturday (April 21) approved the death penalty for rapists of girls below the age of 12, after Prime Minister Narendra Modi held an emergency meeting in response to widespread outrage and protests over a series of cases. The executive order amends the criminal law to also increase the punishment…

  • Women Entrepreneurship in Nepal by Priyanka Singh Taj Pharma Group

    Women Entrepreneurship in Nepal by Priyanka Singh Taj Pharma Group

    Woman kind is far from breaking the stereotypical shackles but they have surely made them weaker. “It is still “a long way to go.” They feel that there are a lot of other barriers that remain to be crossed, gender-equal policies, eradication of dogmatic beliefs regarding women as housewives, and financial access are most notable.…

  • Towards a better tomorrow; Civic Sense and Its Importance in Society

    Towards a better tomorrow; Civic Sense and Its Importance in Society

    At birth most of us are born with five senses, exceptional few with sixth sense but none is born with civic Sense. Though we have the ability to speak but words and languages are taught to us by the adults. Similarly civic sense too has to be taught and inculcated. With the exception of a couple…

  • Safety of Women Night Workers in India – Big issue

    Safety of Women Night Workers in India – Big issue

    Since the Delhi gang-rape case, India has been taking molest cases quite seriously but even today women hesitate from working at nights. Till today women feel unsafe while traveling from their workplace to homes. Even in this 21st century, families of the women working at night live with an uncertainty and insecurity. What is the…

  • Gender discrimination in the Indian society

    Gender discrimination in the Indian society

    It is a reality that gender disparity still exists in India. It is seen within the households, at workplaces and in the society at large. Gender-wise literacy rates in India showcase the wide gap that exists between men and women. As per 2011 data, effective literacy rates (age 7 and above) were 82.14% for men…

  • Juvenile crime a new-age offence- crime alert

    Juvenile crime a new-age offence- crime alert

    We are all as responsible for a child breaking the law as the child himself, and need to work towards a solution together. Juvenile delinquency or criminal offence by children is increasing day by day. The recent few examples, such as the much talked about case of  Ryan International School, where a 16-year-old boy killed…