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As a part of peer learning activity, PRIME designed a Shlok identification and recitation activity for faculty members as a part of Faculty Development Program at WISDOM, Banasthali Vidyapith. Four Shlok were shared with the participants and they had to recite… Continue Reading →
How to end corruption? भ्रष्टाचार का नाम सुनते ही, किसी पुलिस वाले का अथवा सरकारी विभाग का स्मरण आ जाता है । पाठक गण में अधिकतर कि हाँ हो सकती है ! हम लोग भ्रष्टाचार का समाधान कारण नहीं निकाल… Continue Reading →
Socialigence, Indore and Promotion of Research in Indian Management and Ethos (PRIME), FMS-WISDOM, Banasthali Vidyapith jointly conducted a workshop for senior officials from BSF, Police, and Academicians at Center for Peace and Conflict Studies, Jaipur of Police University, Jodhpur. Dr. Sandeep Atre… Continue Reading →
We talk about various rights and “implied” duties in the constitution. But Geeta has very important point to for the humanity – The most vital right secured by Bhagwad Geeta is Right to मोक्ष (Moksh). Bhagwan has said that whosoever in the… Continue Reading →
Title: Public Management in Post Bureaucratic State Audience: Public Policy participants, MDI-Gurgaon Venue: MDI, Gurgaon – May 2016 Concept In the ideal scenario, people are स्वधर्मी (swadharmi). They fulfill their duties, are moral and ethical etc as described in Raam-… Continue Reading →
Dr. Tapasvi invited me to deliver a talk on Planning a Social Initiative: Setting up a School for participants of Management Development Program. Date: 11th June 2015 Venue: Auditorium, MDI, Gurgaon Presentation of talk:
योग: चित्त वृत्ति निरोध
Many people are against reservation because of it being against merit, equal opportunities, transparency issues, creamy layer issues, economic status issues etc. I do not belong to any category, I am not supporter of BSP etc parties, neither I am… Continue Reading →
Prof. Rajen Gupta gave a unique opportunity to share my views on the research approach. This talk taking an analogy of traveler (researcher) and journey as research journey discusses how some researchers, in order to adhere to compliance of dominant… Continue Reading →