Tannuka Juneja, Author at Tatsat Chronicle Magazine

If We End Vaccine Inequity, We Can End COVID-19 Pandemic: WHO Chief

Tannuka Juneja

January 4, 2022

Sri Lanka Facing High Food Inflation, On Brink of Bankruptcy

Tannuka Juneja

January 4, 2022

Impact of Climate Change Pose a Great Threat to Small Islands: Vice President Naidu

Tannuka Juneja

January 4, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu has expressed deep concern over the impact of climate change and global warming on the situation of small islands across the world and called for efforts to limit temperature levels so that smaller islands and their sublime

Uday Foundation Collaborates With NDTV To Give Blankets for Poor

Tannuka Juneja

January 3, 2022

News·Social Welfare & Development

Uday Foundation, a non-profit organisation, in collaboration with New Delhi Television Limited (NDTV), has initiated a drive to provide blankets to help people keep warm in bone-chilling winters of North India. The target for the initiative is to collect 60,000 blankets. So

Akarsh Shroff Wins United Nations V-Award for Helping Underprivileged Students

Tannuka Juneja

January 3, 2022

News·Social Welfare & Development

Akarsh Shroff, the founder of S.P.A.R.K, won the United Nations V-Award in the Education category for the work done by his organisation on societal upliftment and helping underprivileged students in December. V-Awards is an initiative by the UN Volunteers India, which aims to celebrate

Concern Over Girls’ Education Rises in Afghanistan

Tannuka Juneja

January 3, 2022

News·Social Welfare & Development

The head of the Taliban’s education commission has confirmed a ban on secondary school education for girls, according to a BBC report. Acting Deputy Education Minister Abdul Hakim Hemat told the media company that girls in Afghanistan who want to attend secondary

Nobel Peace Activist Desmond Tutu’s Body to Undergo Aquamation

Tannuka Juneja

January 3, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

The 90-year-old anti-apartheid activist Desmond Tutu, who passed away on 26 December 2021, will undergo Aquamation, an increasingly popular and environment-friendly alternative to traditional cremation methods, using water instead of fire. The peace activist won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984 for

Delhi to Soon Get a Fleet of Electric Buses: Kailash Gahlot

Tannuka Juneja

January 3, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Promoting eco-friendly public transport service, the Delhi government inducted the city’s first electric bus, on a pilot basis. The prototype of the first electric bus has reached the national capital, informed Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot on Sunday. “Congrats Delhi! After a

Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan Launches ‘Padhe Bharat’ Campaign

Tannuka Juneja

January 2, 2022

News·Social Welfare & Development

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan launched a 100-day reading campaign, Padhe Bharat on Saturday. The purpose of the 100-day reading campaign is to promote a pleasing reading culture by ensuring the availability of age-appropriate reading books for children in local, mother tongue,

Gates and French Gates tops 2021 Philanthropy list, donates $15B

Tannuka Juneja

January 1, 2022

CSR & Philanthropy·News

The Philanthropists Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates announced in May that they were divorcing and then gave a huge donation of $15 billion to their foundation in July. The money will support the funding in global health, development, policy and advocacy,

Tannuka Juneja

If We End Vaccine Inequity, We Can End COVID-19 Pandemic: WHO Chief

Sri Lanka Facing High Food Inflation, On Brink of Bankruptcy

Impact of Climate Change Pose a Great Threat to Small Islands: Vice President Naidu

Nobel Peace Activist Desmond Tutu’s Body to Undergo Aquamation

Delhi to Soon Get a Fleet of Electric Buses: Kailash Gahlot

Gates and French Gates tops 2021 Philanthropy list, donates $15B

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