Philanthropy in India : promise to practice
By: Kassam, Meenaz | Handy, Femida | Jansons, Emily.
Publisher: New Delhi Sage Publications, 2016Description: xix, 228p.ISBN: 9789351507529.Subject(s): Charities -- Charitable organisation -- IndiaDDC classification: 361.70954 Summary: Philanthropy has a very long tradition in India. All practicing religions embody the idea of philanthropy and the concept of daan works across religions and cultures. This book provides unique sociological and empirical perspectives, contrasting what is happening in India vis-A-vis other countries. It documents various government policies that have influenced philanthropy and identifies successful strategies practiced by the general population as well as organizations. Through case studies, narratives and interviews of philanthropists, the book examines various modes of giving--formal and informal, religious and secular, charitable trusts and foundations, NGOs and corporates, diaspora as well as social media platforms--that shape the practice and promise of philanthropy in India today.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Includes Bibliography,Index,About the author
Philanthropy has a very long tradition in India. All practicing religions embody the idea of philanthropy and the concept of daan works across religions and cultures. This book provides unique sociological and empirical perspectives, contrasting what is happening in India vis-A-vis other countries. It documents various government policies that have influenced philanthropy and identifies successful strategies practiced by the general population as well as organizations.
Through case studies, narratives and interviews of philanthropists, the book examines various modes of giving--formal and informal, religious and secular, charitable trusts and foundations, NGOs and corporates, diaspora as well as social media platforms--that shape the practice and promise of philanthropy in India today.
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