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Excerpts from Anukambadasakam Is the Reality that drives the chariot proclaiming the Supreme Truth (Lord Krishna), Or the Ocean of Compassion and patience (The Buddha), Or the Guru who wrote lucid bhashyas (commentaries) on Advaita (Adi Shankara), this Compassion embodied one? Is he the Almighty appearing in human form Or righteousness manifesting in divine human form Or the holy Son of God (Jesus Christ) Or the merciful (Prophet) Nabi, the pearl, the gem? Excerpts from Atmopadesa Śatakam ‘അഹമഹ’മെന്നരുളുന്നതൊക്കെയാരാ- യുകിലകമേ പലതല്ലതേകമാകും; അകലുമഹന്തയനേകമാകയാലീ തുകയിലഹമ്പൊരുളും തുടര്‍ന്നിടുന്നു. "I, I," thus, all that are spoken of, when carefully considered, inwardly are not many; that is one; as the receding I-identities are countless in their totality, the substance of I-consciousness continues. Narayanan, né Nanu, was born on 20 August 1856 to Madan Asan and Kuttiyamma in an Nanu Asan. Leaving home, he traveled through Kerala and Tamil Nadu and it was during these journeys, he met Aruvipuram Pratishta, created a social commotion among the upper caste Dr. Palpu, with Narayana Guru as its founder president. Guru shifted his base to Soon after the meeting at Pallathuruthy, which was the last public function he attended, Guru became ill and underwent treatment at places such as Aluva, Thrissur, Legacy [ ] Fight against casteism [ ] [ citation needed]His consecrations were not necessarily conventional deities; a slab inscribed with the words, Truth, Ethics, Compassion, Lo...

Jayanti 2022 : Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti is a cultural celebration which is celebrated all over India and globally. Rabindranath Tagore was a great Bengali poet, writer, novelist, philosopher and painter. According to the Bengali calender, Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti is celebrated on 25th day of Boisakh and as per the English calender, it is being celebrated on 7th May 2022. This year it is 161st birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore. Rabindranath Tagore was born on 7th May 1861 in Jorasanko Thakurbai in Kolkata. Rabindranath Tagore was born to mother Sarada Devi and Father Debendranath Tagore and he belonged to a affluent brahmin family. He was the youngest one in his family and had a great desire to learn new things. He was respectfully called as Gurudev and Bard of Bengal. He was popular for the contribution he has made in the field of art and literature. He was the first Non-European, who received the Nobel Prize in the year of 1913 for his collection of poetry named 'Gitanjali', which was a big achievement being an Indian. The contribution of Rabindranath Tagore for Bengali and English literature is unmatchable. Apart from being a prolific writer, he was also an influential artist and musician. Rabindranath Tagore was a multitalented personality. Rabindranath Tagore was such a great poet that he composed national anthem of India, Bangladesh and even he contributed to the national anthem of Sri Lanka, which led him to become a renowned personality all over the wor...

(Image Courtesy: https://photoartinc.com) H. Chaturvedi Director, BIMTECH Professor of Strategic Management ( ( Prof. Subhanjan Sengupta Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship, Sustainability and Strategy, BIMTECH ( View Full Profile) ( We live in times when the narrative about how education can contribute to society and organizations has been more critiqued than welcomed. Part of this is because there have been numerous incidents that have led to a tension in the realm of academic institutions. It is to be remembered that the purpose of academia is to contribute in driving this world towards a better tomorrow. Given such a background in which higher academic institutions of today operate, it is time to reinstate the true purpose of ‘education’. In today’s world, more than ever, there is a call for higher education to be international in perspective for multi-level and multi-cultural inclusion; entrepreneurial in approach to not only live through the rapidly changing world but also inspire young people to be entrepreneurial, and also contribute to the momentum of sustainability through an appreciation of the societal, economic, and natural environment. But where do we draw our learnings from? While many will say that we take a look at the latest cutting-edge solutions and research that exist out there, which in any case we have to do; let us look back more than a 100 years into the past to draw inspiration from one of the most prolific and globally renowned thinkers, educ...