Sahai reviews the 2017 "Philanthropy in India" report, summarizing who gives, how much, and funding gaps. She highlights rapid growth in organized giving by wealthy and younger donors, noting compliance-based CSR focused on infrastructural causes, and warns about neglecting rights-based philanthropy despite public interest. The article provides a concise overview of the evolving landscape of Indian philanthropy, pointing out both its strengths and areas needing greater attention, particularly concerning social justice and human rights issues. It offers insights into the motivations and trends shaping giving practices.
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