Maharashtra wants companies to spend CSR money on schools

Mint 2018-02-16

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Maharastra is persuing companies to put money in the school system as part of its CSR initiatives. The government has proposed to spend 2.21% of the state GDP on school education. Mint's Makarand Gadgil shares details
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