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How to Make the Most Out of NPS with a Tier 2 Account?

The National Pension System (NPS) Tier 1 account is highly regarded for its tax advantages and long-term retirement planning. However, if you're an existing NPS subscriber seeking a more flexible investment option that still offers market-linked returns without the typical long-term lock-in, the often-overlooked NPS Tier 2 account presents a compelling solution. This article aims to provide current NPS subscribers, how a Tier 2 account can truly enhance financial planning, extending its benefits beyond just retirement to help achieve a wider range of short-to-medium-term goals.

 

Building Futures with Confidence: What young India really needs from CSR

Imagine the vibrant potential of India's youth, poised to shape the future of India and beyond. This isn't just a dream; it's something your company can help make real. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives hold the remarkable power to ignite this potential by investing in the education of aspiring students. Protean Vidyasaarathi is a platform that already helps thousands of students find the support they need.

Bridging the CSR Gap: How Technology Is Reshaping Corporate Social Responsibility in India

India’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) landscape has undergone a significant transformation since the mandate of the Companies Act, 2013. According to National CSR portal, it's encouraging to see that the Indian Corporates put a substantial ₹26,579 crore towards various social causes, with around 19,888 orporates are mandated to do CSR. Interestingly, a large chunk of these funds, almost 25%, went to Maharashtra, Odisha, and Delhi.