The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, January 17, 2004

Blending business with service
Manikannan is in his mid 20s and, with the confidence of a trained professional, goes through his job of medical transcription at the swank office of the KG Information Systems Pvt Ltd (KGISL) in Coimbatore. As he proficiently taps at the ... More

Look beyond Chennai
Dr G. Bakthavathsalam, Chairman of KG Hospital, is sore that the government's priorities in the health services sector are misplaced. Stating the example of the dearth of nurses, and the great demand for them overseas, he says that with HIV/AIDS ... More

Education that clicks
Rural children in Karnataka discover a whole new world at the click of mouse, thanks to the efforts of the Azim Premji Foundation and the State Government. More

Business on the cards
When you want to send a greeting, support a social cause and build your brand, it makes sense to club all three. Which is exactly what some corporates are doing, by selling greeting cards produced by various NGOs. More

No barrier to excellence
The Ullas Trust, a charitable initiative started by Polaris Software Lab, endeavours to take education to underprivileged children through its various scholarship programmes. More

Dreams do come true
They may have been women who hailed from homes where there was little money and education, but they were also individuals with `drive and integrity' and the will to achieve. More

For women who aim high
A career in Science is challenging. But it's fulfilling too, as the women recipients of the L'Oreal Scholarships for Young Women in Science have proved. More

Mere publicity stunt or...
Corporate social responsibility isn't about running to the media every time a tree is planted or a safety drive is launched. It's time to distinguish between efforts that bring in social change and those that are mere image-building exercises. More

Growing together
Many Indian corporates are finally becoming responsible entities. `C' is no longer for corporates and cash alone, it stands for Care too, as these companies help build a better society for the underprivileged. More

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