‘India Has Grown At 6.5% For Over 30 Years, But We Haven't Created Enough Jobs’
13 Mar 2026
By Kavitha Iyer
Investor-turned-philanthropist Ashish Dhawan left ChrysCapital after two decades to work in the social sector. Through Central Square Foundation, Ashoka University, The Convergence Foundation and Accelerate Indian Philanthropy, he is building institutions aimed at expanding opportunity and strengthening public systems in India, he tells Kavitha Iyer.
Free Press Journal

Govt-TCF ink 3-yr deal for economic growth
24 Dec 2025
By Subhash Pathak
In a move to accelerate the state's development trajectory, the Bihar government's planning and development department has entered into a three-year strategic partnership with The Convergence Foundation (TCF), a prominent philanthropic organisation dedicated to fostering economic growth across India.
Hindustan Times

Government partners with TCF to boost development in state
24 Dec 2025
By TNN
Bihar’s planning and development department has joined forces with The Convergence Foundation in a strategic three-year venture designed to supercharge the state's economic progress. This volunteer-driven initiative will prioritize investments, bolster regional development, boost tourism, and enhance the effectiveness of government programs.
The Times of India

Bihar Government, The Convergence Foundation Launch Three-Year Strategic Partnership for Statewide Development
23 Dec 2025
By Amit Singh
The collaboration, formalised in the presence of Chief Secretary Pratyay Amrit, aims to boost investment, tourism, governance reforms and human capital through policy and strategy support.
Illustrated Daily News

Interview: Ashish Dhawan of TCF on India’s CSR growth, education innovations, and building enduring impact
29 Sept 2025
By Gulam Jeelani
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India is projected to reach ₹1.25 lakh crore annually by 2035. Founder-CEO of TCF, Ashish Dhawan, discusses how this evolution requires CEO commitment and a systemic approach to drive meaningful impact, reshaping India's philanthropic landscape.
Mint

India Inc. beginning to use CSR funds as force multiplier to build ecosystems for enduring social impact
25 Sept 2025
By Joe Mathew
Such systemic giving models are creating non-linear impact by using approaches which design proof-points for scale, build ecosystems and capacities, and develop public goods or technology platforms, says a new report.
Fortune India
