In the core of drastic worldwide swing from a monetary economy to moral and social economy, the concept of social entrepreneurship transcends all other change phenomenon for sustainable development. It has been recognized ...

Corporate social responsibility refers to the voluntary obligations of business to society, roles which a business firm must perform for the whole society as a matter of duty and without being told or ordered to do them.They ...

Edupreneurship as a concept is rooted in small personalized education wherein experiential learning takes place and the student outshines others due to personality development in a practical manner. The focus is on Application ...

SHG may be a sustainable tool of entire development for the weaker section of society if it’s all stakeholders will be capable to pay desired attention towards their role and potential initiatives. Thus the system inculcates ...

This paper explores the caste influence on private enterprise ownership in India. Drawing data from 3rd and 4th All India Census of Small Scale Industries, relating to time period, 2001–02 and 2006–07 respectively, the ...

In today’s dynamic environment social organizations also require creative approach and innovation not only to survive but for its sustainability too. This case study of Indore based Non-Government Organization named SRV ...

Social Entrepreneurship (SE) means acting within markets to help a societal cause. Such societal causes appear when markets fail: either business cannot fulfill existing needs, because they cannot be catered to profitably, ...

Arunachal Pradesh, the 13th geographically largest frontier State of India covering an area of 83,743 sq. km. in hilly terrain of Eastern Himalayas having a population of 13,82,611 persons as per 2011 Census has 3,863 ...

This paper emphasizes the importance of rural entrepreneurship and rural development; and its subsequent impact on the socio-economic development of the country. This paper lists down various agencies, schemes and benefits ...

The phenomenon of massive migration is not new in history. Many Gujarati people have migrated to Kenya, Uganda and other African countries especially eastern and southern Africa. There have been significant philanthropy ...