JNICSR Foundation is pleased to announce the official launch of JNICSR TIMES magazine Vol.2 Issue. 12. The much awaited magazine, was developed in cooperation with team JNICSR. We offer rich and relevant content that reflects the Corporate Social Responsibility, personality and vivacity. JNICSR Times will be on the web at www.jnicsrtimes.com. The magazine was unveiled in New Delhi this morning, with full team and family of JNICSR Foundation.
This time JNICSR Times is featuring a Cover Story on “Child Labour: Nation’s Economy is dependant on Today’s Youth: Educated childhood will ensure Economic Development: CSR can help channel the potential of a ‘child-friendly’ Economy” And introducing JNICSR following articles:
1. CSR CAN ELIMINATE POVERTY, MALNUTRITION AND PROMOTE HEALTHCARE
2. Disappearing lives of villages, Indian Villages are in an illusion of development
3. Rural Development Projects of Govt. of India
4. Can Government be instrumental in supporting our farmers: Agrarian economy demands the much needed support of the state
5. Can CSR develop skilled India approach
The visual and editorial quality of JNICSR Times is top-notch and its pages are inspired by the values and interests of Corporate Social Responsibility. The magazine’s style is elegant and sparkling, simple and contemporary, and creates an inviting world that has something for underprivileged and poor in every area of their lives. Readers will find special sections that include Cover Story, Article and Current updates of CSR.
“JNICSR Foundation is very proud to be associated with JNICSR Times, one of the most admired and respected CSR Magazine.
After hours and days of work, We can finally unveil our vol.2 Issue. 12! What a delight! Working on the vol.2 Issue. 12 was a highly enriching experience for us and we want to thank the fabulous team at JNICSR Times for their collaboration and support in this magnificent adventure.
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