Today, on National Siddha Day (19th December 2024), we honour the ancient Siddha tradition with this year’s theme, “Siddha for Public Health.” Public health is not confined to hospitals and clinics—it encompasses workplaces, families, and communities…
10th December is the International Human Right’s Day so rather than hemming and hawing about what’s going wrong in the world out there – I thought we should take a look at what applies to our situation…
This is a picture which is imprinted in every Indian’s mind. They say a picture’s worth a thousand words and this one is worth a million or more. I shall briefly write what this picture represents and leave you with a couple of questions to reflect upon because upon contemplation on these would you able to derive your meaning…
Competence is not the same as competency. Competence indicates a latent, potential in a person – and if one has to go by ancient Indian wisdom – Aham Bramhasmi – i.e. I am the universe…
Celebration is a way of life in India, and it is important that we bring it back in a way which makes the workplace a happy and also a productive one. Besides the scores of other festivals that we have, there are 3 national holidays that the entire country comes together…
A man’s mind may be likened to a garden, which may be intelligently cultivated or allowed to run wild; but whether cultivated or neglected, it must, and will, bring forth. If no useful seeds…
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