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In: Two-day National Conference On Management Education: In the light of NEP 2020
Nach Informationen von SSRN wurde die ursprüngliche Fassung des Dokuments March 27, 2023 erstellt
Beschreibung:
Many educational policies have been developed and put into practice, but the question remains whether we are actually learning anything new. All of the principles, theories, and researches have come directly from the western culture and from many years we are cramming and comprehending only them in our present academics. It has been observed from the studies that our curriculum still lack conversations about our great epitome “Bhagavad Gita” as Krishna was the great leader or a Guru who in Mahabharata guided prince Arjuna in a way that he achieved the throne. Most of the studies on the qualities of leader are discussing the Trait, Behavioral and Contingency theories influenced from the west rather we are not inferring the immense leadership literature available in our scared ancient scriptures. Although our academia is familiar with the rich culture of India but still it not touches the core concepts of realism and idealism.With this paper the researcher will build the thought if the Gita's teachings are ingrained in the learners, they may achieve their overall self-development objective because they will be mentally and spiritually healthy. It is an attempt to exemplify how management wisdom from Bhagwad Gita will help today’s leaders and managers. It’s a call of time that managers should be “Game Changer” like Lord Krishna in Mahabharata