Danh ngôn của Azim Premji
The responsibility of philanthropy rests with us. The wealthier we are, the more powerful we get. We cannot put the entire onus on the government.
The responsibility of philanthropy rests with us. The wealthier we are, the more powerful we get. We cannot put the entire onus on the government.
Trách nhiệm từ thiện thuộc về chúng ta. Chúng ta càng giàu có thì chúng ta càng có nhiều quyền lực. Chúng ta không thể đặt toàn bộ trách nhiệm lên chính phủ.
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