Even as much of Indian philanthropic capital flows into predictable areas like education, healthcare or water, a small and gutsy bunch of philanthropists is directing their generosity towards issues like governance and the thorny thickets of human rights.
Small bunch of Indian philanthropists supporting ventures in unconventional areas of governance, human rights
Oct 02, 2014
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