Some countries around the world are notably generous, and being rich is not a requirement. World Giving Index The World Giving Index (WGI) is an annual report published by the Charities Aid Foundation. The report is the world’s largest survey of charitable endeavors from around the world. The 10th annual report analyzes data from the past ten years, uncovering trends in people’s charitable actions through times of economic crisis, economic recovery, and geopolitical unrest. The report looks at three aspects of giving behavior: Helped a stranger Donated money to a charity Volunteered time to an organization The report surveyed over 1.3 million people in 125 countries to collect this data. Of the three giving behavior aspects, helping a stranger is the most commonly performed worldwide, with more than 2.5 billion people having helped a stranger in the last ten years. After ten years of surveying the charitable actions of over 100 countries, CAF has concluded that no one trait that indicates a country’s generosity. The top charitable countries represent different levels of wealth, cultures, religions, and geographies. For example, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Indonesia are all classified by the United Nations as lower-middle-income-countires; however, they are all in the top ten most charitable countries in […]
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Director Kabir Khan indeed knows his craft at film making. To recreate India Team winning its first World Cup in 1983 with Captain Kapil Dev leading their team to victory is a film and concept that is going to enthrall its audience from start to finish.
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Seeing Rasputin played by Rhys Ifans is the highlight of the film. He creeps you and at the same time cracks you up with his portrayal of this psychotic Russian Monk. The film is fun and entertaining, but at times it is predictable, also at times far fetched.
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Coming from the visionary director Gullermo De Toro, he captures "The Great Depression Era", and the early 40's with great detail, and sets you in that Hitchcock style of filmmaking.
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