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Philanthropy- Why Rich Indians are behind in Giving Back
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Some of the richest person in the world are from India But when it
comes to giving back they are nowhere near the list They are running
the one of the costliest school in the country buying
yatch/airplanes/make palace like buildings, Where as from the same
richest persons list people like warren buffet donates 90% of his money
towards charity and bill gates leave his job to be full time
Philanthropist and come to India for charitable purpose. Why we need
him if some on the list lose their purse for thepoor Indians
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Rich has to Donate
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Its their time to Enjoy
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Azhar Kazmi
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Giving and sharing must require a certain attitude to develop first. That attitude is based on the perception one has of money. If money is seen as a result of one's own effort and to be used for self, there is less philanthropy. If money is seen...
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Neelima Pandey
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Chintan, I will say it is their time to enjoy. We have no rights to compel them to donate, because contribution is onces own wish. It is his money and he can do what ever he wants. There is no point comparing with the other people. If we start...
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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It is only applicable for common man like for us , but our politicians are exception.
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rakeshbhatnagar
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TALKING IN GENERAL I WOULD STATE THAT MAXIMUM PEOPLE MAY BE 70 PERCENT OR HIGHER NUMBERS ARE IN FRAY TO BECOME RICH .I HAVE SEEN PLENTY OF PEOPLE BECOMING RICHBY UNETHICAL MEANS.EVEN A BROTHER IN LAW HAS CHEATED KEEPING BEHIND THE RELATION JUST...
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Manoj Kumar
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I whole hertedly supports this idea and I was so surprised to see the other debate that Indians are Cheap. How can we descriminate our selves in social web site where people from all over the world can access and seeing that Indians themselves...
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What is the Joy of Giving week? JGW is India's festival of giving that takes place in the week containing Gandhi Jayanthi. The publicly owned week was launched in 2009 and in the 2nd year (2010), it has already 400+ events in 40+ cities across India, with hundreds of thousands of participants. Over Rs20cr in money and materials were donated during the Week last year and millions of hours were volunteered. You can see more about this at www.youtube.com/joyofgivingweek , www.facebook.com/joyofgivingweek and at http://picasaweb.google.com/joyofgivingweek . The Week is a campaign that encourages every Indian to give back to society in any form that she/he chooses to - time, money, skills...
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Yatish Kuril
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i request all Participate for good cause.
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Yatish Kuril
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i request all Participate for good cause.
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Due to Poor Infrastructure
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Due to corruption
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sudhakar
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concern over corruption in universities
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Murlidhar Soni, IPMA-D
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Donetion not properly utilise for which it was donated.
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Sheetal Bhandari
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Your point is valid but then it is their choice they can give donation to whomsoever they want and they feel like. Perhaps it has nothing to do with infra or corruption (I don't know how corruption came to your mind as a reason).. It is just their...
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