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How travel from West is burning a hole in the pockets of Indian students & its impact

October 18, 2021

Travel restrictions enforced by India on scheduled airline foreign flights continue to affect Indian students studying abroad “With Singapore, Hong Kong, and Bangkok closed to Indian fliers this year, students from the west coast of the United States have no choice but

How Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) helps to strengthen supply chain connections

TC Web Desk

October 16, 2021

CSR & Philanthropy

Today’s business sector is increasingly focused on the concept of “Corporate Social Responsibility” (hereafter, CSR), owing to environmental concerns, legal implications, commercial rewards, and public perception According to Forrester Consulting, tech corporations were among the early promoters of corporate social responsibility (CSR)

Biodiversity Decline is ‘Unprecedented,’ according to a UN report, and Species Extinction Rates are ‘Accelerating’

TC Web Desk

October 16, 2021

Social Welfare & Development

According to a research, it has roughly half of its biodiversity left, significantly less than the global average of 75% According to recent research, the United Kingdom is one of the world’s most nature-depleted countries, ranking in the bottom 10% globally and

Kuwait Allows Women to Serve in the National Military for the First Time: Report

TC Web Desk

October 16, 2021

Law, Governance & Policy

Kuwait women were granted the right to vote in 2005 and have since served in the government and the parliament According to local media, Kuwait will soon allow women to join the army for the first time in its history. Kuwaiti women

Chemicals in toys and shampoos have been linked to more than a million deaths in the United States each year

TC Web Desk

October 16, 2021

Xi Jinping of China establishes a $232 million fund to safeguard biodiversity in underdeveloped countries

TC Web Desk

October 16, 2021

Conservation & Sustainability

Chinese President Xi Jinping established a USD 233 million fund to help biodiversity protection in underdeveloped nations on Tuesday, calling for ambitious, realistic, and balanced global environmental protection aims China will take the lead by establishing the Kunming Biodiversity Fund with a

By 2050, the business aviation industry has committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions

TC Web Desk

October 15, 2021

Environment & Sustainability

Business aviation has teamed together with airlines and airports to enhance its initiatives to combat climate change The National Corporate Aviation Association (NBAA) and other business groups pledged on Tuesday to achieve “net zero” carbon emissions by 2050 as the industry’s premier

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) cautions that a pandemic might obliterate development prospects in underdeveloped countries

TC Web Desk

October 15, 2021

Economy & Development

Although the global economic recovery is continuing, the fault lines exposed by the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic appear to be “more persistent,” according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) The persistent impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the failure to

How Minimum Wages May Raise Unemployment

TC Web Desk

October 15, 2021

Social Welfare & Development

Higher minimum wages, according to neoclassical economic theory, will lead to fewer employment Wages stagnation is now widely accepted across the political spectrum as the country’s main economic concern. Since 1979, earnings for the great majority of American workers have remained stagnant

In Just a Few Years, Fossil Fuel Use Could Peak

TC Web Desk

October 14, 2021

Social Welfare & Development

Clean energy technology such as wind turbines, solar panels, and electric vehicles are progressing at such a rapid pace that worldwide fossil fuel use is predicted to peak in the mid-2020s A healthy liveliness Wind generators, solar panels, and electric vehicles are

How travel from West is burning a hole in the pockets of Indian students & its impact

How Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) helps to strengthen supply chain connections

Kuwait Allows Women to Serve in the National Military for the First Time: Report

Chemicals in toys and shampoos have been linked to more than a million deaths in the United States each year

Xi Jinping of China establishes a $232 million fund to safeguard biodiversity in underdeveloped countries

By 2050, the business aviation industry has committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) cautions that a pandemic might obliterate development prospects in underdeveloped countries

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