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    Feeling 'been there, donor that?' Lessons on CSR longevity from Tata Education Trusts

    Tata Education Trusts resumed grants to TISS, addressing issues like dependency and self-sufficiency. With examples like Stanford University's shift to diverse funding, the need for smooth donor transitions is crucial. ₹15,600 cr in CSR funds highlights the importance of execution capabilities and accountability in ensuring effective impact engagement in the social sector.

    Meet India's richest women: Savitri Jindal tops Forbes' list with $35.5 billion net worth

    Savitri Jindal's rise to being one of India's richest women reflects a broader trend of women's empowerment in the country's business landscape. As the matriarch of the Jindal Group, she took over the conglomerate after her husband's passing and led it to remarkable success. Alongside her, other women like Rekha Jhunjhunwala, Vinod Rai Gupta, Renuka Jagtiani, and Smita Crishna-Godrej are making significant strides in business, reshaping the narrative of success in India. Jindal's philanthropy and political career further highlight her multifaceted impact.

    Explained: How fundraising works on Social Social Stock Exchange

    Investing through SSE is different from direct donations. It offers a structured way to support social causes, with added benefits like transparency, legitimacy and potential tax benefits, not usually available with direct donations. Further, investing in stocks or bonds of social enterprises also provides a financial return potential.

    Three Indians in Forbes Asia's Heroes of Philanthropy List
    Not just businesspersons, professional CXOs are also joining the road to philanthropy

    The Edelgive Hurun India Philanthropy List 2023 released recently showed that AM Naik, Chairman Emeritus L&T, was one of India’s most generous professional managers. He has donated over Rs 150 crore.

    View: Philanthropy is welcome, but impact investing would benefit society much more

    In many cases, philanthropy might be most appropriate, but in some cases, the same goal could be achieved by an income-generating investment, the returns from which could be ploughed back into the investible corpus to increase the funds available for generating the desired impact.

    The Economic Times
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