The "Dharma" needs to be understood as which "Dharyati". Since both these words are of sanskrit therefore one needs to understand that Dharma stands for religion and Dharyati stands for that sustainance. It means thet Dharma is a set of universal rules/laws which are helpful in sustaining the society. God is the creator and the creation and also the laws which sustain the creation are god only. If this gets cleared all conflicts about religion would get resolved.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
The "Dharma" needs to be understood as which "Dharyati". Since both these words are of sanskrit therefore one needs to understand that Dharma stands for religion and Dharyati stands for that sustainance. It means thet Dharma is a set of universal rules/laws which are helpful in sustaining the society. God is the creator and the creation and also the laws which sustain the creation are god only. If this gets cleared all conflicts about religion would get resolved.
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Corporate Socilal Responsibility (CSR)
Dignity of Labour
Monday, October 31, 2011
Quality of Primary Education
Primary education happens to be the foundation of education and therefore efforts need to be put in for imparting best possible primary education. It is worth mentioning that learn-ability among children up to the age of 11 to 12 years is of highest level and subsequently it comes down gradually. Unfortunately in India we are ignoring this aspect in government schools. Government primary schools neither have good infrastructure nor good teachers (willing teachers) particularly in rural and tribal areas. Even in urban areas the quality of infrastructure in government schools is poor compared to private schools. Schools are getting managed like government departments. Efforts therefore need to be put in for improving the quality of infrastructure and teachers. What I mean by good teacher is a willing teacher, unless the teacher is willing to teach he/she can’t prove to be a good teacher. Efforts also need to be put in for seeking support from society for managing school's affairs. All these ideas should be attempted in a few schools on pilot scale once they succeed these could be implemented in other areas. Ethics/morality/humanity need to be emphasized right from the beginning of primary education. Efforts should be such that government schools should be able to compete with private schools effectively.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Corruption
Unfortunately all our politicians seek power for enjoying facilities and not for serving the society. Why so many cars are needed for moving one minister? Why should there be a red light on car just to notify that a VIP is moving. This approach of ministers and burochrats creates the atmosphere for corruption.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Concept of profit centre
Everyone wants profit and wish to avoid the loss. Obviously the reason is simple; efforts put in should give good results for any and every activity. All beings are keen to pursue this fundamental principle while taking up activities. This for example could be easily witnessed in any business.
There was a time when profiteering was a bad name. But can we say so in reality from heart, particularly when all being want more results for fewer inputs. Any activity can be sustained on long term basis only when it is profitable.
It is also true that for all activities their inputs output cannot be measured in monitory terms but some via-media is already there to measure the profit it could be satisfaction or any other measure. All businesses and manufacturing activities are always measuring their performance in terms of profit only.
Now question come is governance not an activity? If it is, then why should it not be pursued on the concept of profit center? It has been observed that governments usually manage inputs for all the governance activities by levying taxes on common man but not at all concerned about the this concept. Is it OK? Why should concept of profit centre not get applied to governance to fix up accountability and cost effectiveness?