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Key highlights First decision: What kind of NGO are you building? Be honest about your endgame: There’s no “best.” There’s only “best for your funding + governance reality.” Option 1: Trust (good for focused control, varies by state) What it is: a legal arrangement managed by trustees, typically created via a trust deed. The Indian Trusts
Key highlights Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week is a reminder that climate politics is increasingly an investment story—one written in panels, pledges, and private meetings where capital moves faster than diplomacy. The 2026 edition is scheduled for 11–15 January, and it arrives early enough in the year to influence how energy and climate priorities get framed across
Key highlights If you’re a student, a first-job professional, or simply someone trying to not feel left behind by the speed of 2026, National Youth Day has one unfair advantage: it doesn’t let you romanticise youth. Vivekananda’s legacy—popularly quoted, frequently misquoted—keeps pointing back to discipline, self-belief, and the uncomfortable work of building character when nobody