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Business Outlook, Coverage on Saraplast
If there was something that the Father of the Nation was obsessed more about than Swaraj, it was the hygiene of Indians. Mahatma Gandhi wrote about it in his newspapers Harijan and Navajivan, spoke...
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Business Outlook, Coverage on Zameen
Gijs Spoor, Zameen OrganicThe Mission: Providing organic cotton farmers with sustainable agricultural livelihood. The Benefits: Farmers get a fair price for their produce. Adopt a healthy lifestyle....
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MFIs have seen the most active venture capital deal flow within the banking and financial sector since Jan ’08. Thrissur in Kerala, Tiruchirappalli in Tamil Nadu and Haveri in Karnataka are unlikely...
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Mint, Investors back social initiatives, fund ventures
Investors back social initiatives, fund ventures Recession-proof nature, small size of deals and the social impact, among other factors, draw investor interest Bangalore: When Pune-based sanitation...
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Rediff, Interview with Vineet Rai
Aavishkaar CEO Vineet Rai has been raising the ‘social entrepreneurship’ bar that will help create excellent, livelihood-generating rural enterprises, says Rajni Bakshi. Vineet Rai enjoys putting a...
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Over 600 million Indians have no toilet facilities…they defecate in the open !!! Well, a decade ago, a young MBA graduate from Pune decided to change that. Rajeev Kher went from selling financial...
View ArticleEnterprise, CNBC, Investee coverage: Vaatsalya
70% of India lives in semi-urban and rural areas— but 80% of the countrys healthcare facilities are in metros. Its that astounding statistic that led two young doctors in Bangalore to come together 4...
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Business Outlook, Coverage on Vortex
Money for something: P Erusammal, 65, collects her NREGS wages There is a child-like wonder in 65-year-old P Erusammal’s face as she walks into the ATM with her swipe card in Periyakankanakuppam...
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