Abstract The thriving economy and increased business opportunities for Indian hotel industry have acted as a boon and given boost for continuing education in that sphere. It cannot be presumed that conventional academic institutions, through formal education, teach the students all they need to know for their overall development. Continuing education usually refers to the…
ABSTRACT : Ayodhya, as sustainable Ikshvakula kingdom, in the context of historical and geographical context, often refers to an ideal society and governance system. Various of aspects of ‘Ram Rajya’ are investigated with a view to study the practices, institutions and societal norms, that created a foundation for a flourishing and harmonious living in Ayodhya…
Indian Knowledge Systems extensively addressed social diversities with interfacing humanities and social sciences built around ethics in creating ideal societies in ancient India Bhargava Teja (2011). However, modern thinkers like Newman (1950), defined Management, as a sociological process borne out of human life with actions and activities of persons who are behaviourally highly unpredictable. Kotler…
Ethos, collectively defined as people’s characteristic spirit and beliefs (Barman, 2008), distinguishes one culture from another. Indian ethos is drawn from Vedic literature, considered a timeless and unequaled heritage of humankind. Several saints have treasured and disseminated their knowledge and wisdom through ancient Vedic literature encompassing Ramayana, Mahabharata, Upanishads, and Puranas. At the crest of…