The role of a teacher in educating masses is both significant and profound. His influence on a student is far-reaching as today’s student will be carrying this influence far and wide to all he comes across in the years to come. Therefore, the title, the Role of Teachers in the New Emerging World, ...
“नकंचित् शाश्वतम् –Na Kanchit Shaashwatam”, i.e., nothing is permanent in the universe. Everything, movable or immovable, is subject to change. This process continues. From the smallest (even invisible or unfelt) level to the global or universal level, the entire ...
Consisting of Twenty-Four Thousand worthy Sanskrit verses, the Ramayana is one such epic, which provides a pathway to one committed to justice to establish himself as an ideal human being by following the exemplary life of its hero. The Ramayana composed by ‘Adikavi’ Maharishi Valmiki is also ca...
In the struggle for the freedom of India from British slavery, especially in the first, second and third decade of the Twentieth Century, two words ‘Swarajya’ and ‘Swadeshi’ emerged prominently at the national level. These words in the form of forceful slogans touched the hearts of the count...
Gandhiji was a man of multi facets personality. Some of the facets of life of Gandhi made him not only quaint and unique among his leading contemporaries, but also established him as a person of conspicuous identity in the pages of the history of the world. He would always be remembered as a man con...
The word Sanatana is formed by the compound of Sanaa –सना (San+Aa –सन्+आ) and Tana –तन. San signifies always. That is, that which is eternal, beyond the state of beginning and end. That which is real, always established and true –Satya. Aa –आ is the extensive form of th...
“I am of the firm opinion that for success, it does not matter to what extent it is, more or less, getting free of prejudices is inevitable. Further, after a cool deliberation responding with humility is also necessary to achieve in life.” –The AuthorReligion –the Dharma, in the context of a...
“You will face a lot of sorrows and difficulties. You will have to bear many hardships and make sacrifices. Remember! Happiness cannot be achieved without sorrow. Tolerating sorrow is the best way.” –Sardar Vallabhbhai PatelMaintaining unity among colleagues or subordinates is a challenging ta...
Non-violence and peace education, Ahimsa and Shanti-Shiksha in Indian terms, is a subject of the utmost importance and significance today. It is a glowing topic being discussed and analyzed as a priority at all stages of education and at all levels, from local to national and national to internation...
Suffering or sorrow (‘दुःख’ in Samskrit and ‘दुक्खा’’ in Pali) is a reality of life, it is inevitable. Incarnate men like Maryadapurushottama Shrirama, Yogeshwara Shri krishna and Tathagata Gautama Buddha also had to go through a situation of sorrow in their respective ...
