The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has initiated the 'Wrinkles Achche Hai' campaign, urging its network of labs and personnel across India to embrace unironed attire every ...
For those rejoicing at the thought of skipping ironing duties, inspired by the ‘Wrinkles Achche Hai’ campaign from The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), hold your steam. The ...
With corporates always looking to make work culture a little more fun, an Indian firm has just introduced Wrinkled Monday to support the environment. It's like casual Fridays but for a cause ...
In a novel initiative aimed at conserving energy and mitigating environmental impact, the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has urged its employees across India to avoid ironed ...
"CSIR decided to contribute by wearing non-ironed clothes on Mondays. Ironing each set of clothes amounts to emission of 200 g of carbon dioxide. So, by wearing non-ironed clothes, one can prevent ...
The council explained that the idea was merely an opinion It was expressed by Prof. Chetan Solanki from IIT-Bombay during the Earth Day Celebrations The council's statement aims to set the record ...
New Delhi: To contribute to saving energy and do its bit for the environment, the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has asked its staff to wear wrinkled clothes on Monday. The ...
(MENAFN- Live Mint) "With corporates always looking to make work culture a little more fun, an Indian firm has just introduced Wrinkled Monday to support the environment. It's like casual Fridays ...