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30 Jul Five Golden rules to overcome challenges- Problem solving tips for social sector organisations

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15 Jul Empowered women, Inspire other Women

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03 Jul The Crucial Last-Mile-Connect at Village Level

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24 Jun Having Emotional Intelligence (EI) to Optimise HAPPINESS!

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11 Jun Challenges of being a Woman with Disability in India

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As per census 2011 (2016 updated) – In India out of the 121 Cr population, 2.68 Cr persons are disabled which is 2.21% of the total population. In a major contrast World Bank reports put this number at 4 to 8 Cr.[1] [2] Among the disabled...

21 May Improving Organisation Culture in Social Sector Organisations

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An organisation’s culture is its core personality, the essence of how its people do things in the course of work and often one among the most significant tools that leaders have at their disposal in driving their organization towards success. Organisations across the globe have recognized...

13 May Making India an Upper Middle Income Country by 2030

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Indian economy is expected to be increase from $2.85 trillion today to $ 6.5-7 trillion by 2030 and making us the third or fourth largest economy in world. However our Per Capita Income is projected to be just around $4,000. While we will be making good...

23 Apr Steering Performance Management in the Development Sector

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“It’s not the right figure!” exclaim disgruntled staff at their annual ratings. If you are an HR person, I am sure you are familiar with this scenario soon panning out to include a host of emotions that imply anything from the exercise “ not being...

08 Apr Importance of mental health & demystifying depression

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Thinking about health makes us remember the visits to the doctor, or the aches and pains in the body, or the bout of food poisoning last week. It could be that we suddenly remember our resolve for a healthy lifestyle promised to ourselves as a...

25 Mar Training of Trainers – The key to Effective Skilling Programs

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30 Jul Five Golden rules to overcome challenges- Problem solving tips for social sector organisations

15 Jul Empowered women, Inspire other Women

03 Jul The Crucial Last-Mile-Connect at Village Level

24 Jun Having Emotional Intelligence (EI) to Optimise HAPPINESS!

11 Jun Challenges of being a Woman with Disability in India

21 May Improving Organisation Culture in Social Sector Organisations

13 May Making India an Upper Middle Income Country by 2030

23 Apr Steering Performance Management in the Development Sector

08 Apr Importance of mental health & demystifying depression

25 Mar Training of Trainers – The key to Effective Skilling Programs

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