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A Silent Revolution: The Journey of the Srinivasan Services Trust
Publisher:
HarperCollins
| Author:
NA
| Language:
English
| Format:
Hardback
Publisher:
HarperCollins
Author:
NA
Language:
English
Format:
Hardback
Original price was: ₹499.₹399Current price is: ₹399.
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Revolutions by nature are sudden and dramatic but this one is different. It has crept up quietly, over two decades, and has left in its wake dignity, prosperity and hope.A Silent Revolution tells the story of the Srinivasan Services Trust. What started out as the charity wing of a well-known business group quickly transformed into something quite different, evolving into a model of community development that is self-sustaining and empowering. Today, SST has helped transform thousands of Indian villages and touched millions of lives. It is a model that is easy to replicate.This book comes at a time when Corporate Social Responsibility has the potential to help create a new India. It illustrates just how a pioneering, well-organised programme can change lives for the better.
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Revolutions by nature are sudden and dramatic but this one is different. It has crept up quietly, over two decades, and has left in its wake dignity, prosperity and hope.A Silent Revolution tells the story of the Srinivasan Services Trust. What started out as the charity wing of a well-known business group quickly transformed into something quite different, evolving into a model of community development that is self-sustaining and empowering. Today, SST has helped transform thousands of Indian villages and touched millions of lives. It is a model that is easy to replicate.This book comes at a time when Corporate Social Responsibility has the potential to help create a new India. It illustrates just how a pioneering, well-organised programme can change lives for the better.
About Author
Snigdha Parupudi grew up in western Canada and southern India. She is a gold medalist from Madras University and has experience working in the social sector. She is interested in issues of inequality, displacement and urban life, especially their effect on women. Her work has been published in Parabola, National Geographic Traveller, Open Magazine, The Indian Express, and The Hindu Business Line. Snigdha lives in Chennai with her husband and two cats. This is her first book.
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