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As part of the curriculum, students from the School of Management at GD GoenkaUniversity visited three different non-governmental organizations. Being given the golden opportunity to visit different non-governmental organisations andperform activities of benefit to the community was admirable. The team from the WarriorsFoundation went to three NGOs in total, performing various distinctive activities. Theexperience for the team was exquisite and captivating and proved to be full of new learnings,which are to be discussed in detail, focusing on the experience and observations madethrough the journey. They started with the search of the NGOs, where they found a dog’s shelter by the name ofLoony Tails, Captain Chandan Lal's middle school for the blind, and UPAY NGO (SohnaRoad).The experience they had when they visited Loony Tails was not less than an adventure. Theywalked among 130 dogs and practised treating the injured dogs with the supplementsprovided to us by the staff. It was a great journey with the dog’s shelter. Following this, they went to Captain Chandan Lal's middle school for the blind, where theysaw such prodigies and talented kids. The kids were full of talent for singing, education about the braille language, and much more. They also had a fun time at the entertainmentprogramme held every Saturday for these special kids. They learned about the braillelanguage in detail from the kids. It was a wonderful day at their school. Moreover, they visited the UPAY NGO (So...

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Nikhil made every Indian proud. He is the first Startup Founder in India to take this huge step for society. Jai Bharat 🇮🇳 Nikhil is billionaire with a net worth Rs 28000 crore, to donate 50% of his wealth to charity. Nikhil is the co-founder of Zerodha, has signed up as India's youngest pledger for "The Giving Pledge," an initiative started by famous investors Warren Buffet and Bill Gates. He also takes the pledge as the fourth Indian, following Azim Premji, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Rohini, and Nandan Nilekani. A large portion of the financial resources of the members of this charitable foundation is donated to nonprofit organisations. Kamath intends to support causes like climate change, energy, education, and health with his estimated $3.45 billion in wealth, according to Forbes. In addition, the 34-year-old's own foundation, Young Indian Philanthropic Pledge (YIPP), works with entrepreneurs to donate at least 25% of their net worth to charitable causes. Please join me to appreciate • To anyone still reading, please rid yourselves of this attitude. Office boys and maids are human beings, not servants*. They deserve the same respect, dignity, and kindness you expect from your company. Please make an effort to know their names ("Arre, Suno" is not their name!!!!), talk to them once in a while, thank them when they make you a cup of tea, warm your food in the microwave, or come to your desk with some prasad or cake that some other colleague wishes to distribute in the office. ...