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Azim Premji s charity arms get Rs 18,000 crore in 5 years

Azim Premji’s charity arms get Rs 18,000 crore in 5 years SECTIONS Share Synopsis Two of his philanthropic arms, Azim Premji Trust and Azim Premji Philanthropic Initiatives, are classified as part of the promoter group, and hold 10.2% and 0.27% of the company respectively. While the dividends over the years were sizable, what added to the corpus was the four buybacks that Wipro did in the last five years. Azim Premji (This story originally appeared in on Jul 13, 2021)Azim Premji’s philanthropic arms have received over Rs 18,000 crore in dividends and buybacks over the past five years. And the numbers are rising since 2019, when Premji committed that the economic benefits that come from 67% of

COVID crisis: What is holding back easing of norms stifling high-impact NGOs?

COVID crisis: What is holding back easing of norms stifling high-impact NGOs? E Kumar Sharma © Provided by The Financial Express India witnessing rising caseload of Covid-19 cases daily. (PTI Image) The big news from India has been the rising viral caseload staying sticky now worryingly at around 4 lakh new cases a day but running parallel now are also reports on the global outpouring of aid, supplies of medicines and equipment-apparently around 40 countries have already reached out to India. Images of C-17 Globemaster carrying aid and precious supplies have travelled faster on cyberspace and are beginning to crowd the social media. But while India has made a policy shift of sorts in accepting foreign aid, what is baffling some social impact experts is what is still holding back easing of norms for well established non governmental organisations (NGOs) that are keen to step up and bridge the gaps in India s fight against covid-19.

The next generation has an altruistic streak, leans towards philanthropy now more than ever

The next generation has an altruistic streak, leans towards philanthropy now more than ever SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 08, 2021, 08:35 AM IST Share iStock India s appetite for giving has radically increased during the pandemic - 85% respondents plan to increase their giving, with 74% more inclined to contribute to local communities. Related NEW DELHI: Families in India have shown great traction in their philanthropic actions over the last year as they deployed both short-term relief funding as well as longer term grants to non-profits in the face of the coronavirus pandemic and the momentum is likely to continue this year as well, says a report. Dasra, a strategic philanthropy foundation, on Wednesday released the top ten philanthropy trends for 2021, as per which, family giving is expected to witness an increase in 2021.

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