N. S. Ramaswamy

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1 870, 17E Main, Koramangala 6th Block, Bangalore -560 095, IN

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1 CARTMAN-IHA, 870, 17E Main, Koramangala 6th Block, Bangalore 560 095, IN

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N. S. Ramaswamy ¹

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1 Indian Institute of Management at Bangalore, IN

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1 Cartman-Indian Heritage Academy: 870, 17E Main, Koramangala, 6th Block, Bangalore-560 095, IN

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N. S. Ramaswamy ¹

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1 CARTMAN-IHA, 870, 17E Main, Koramangala 6th Block, Bangalore - 560 095, IN

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N. S. Ramaswamy ¹

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1 CARTMAN-IHA, 870, 17E Main, Koramangala 6th Block, Bangalore 560 095, IN

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1 CARTMAN-IHA, 870, 17E Main, Koramangala 6th Block, Bangalore 560 095, IN

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N. S. Ramaswamy ¹

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1 IIM, Bangalore, IN

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Material progress of a nation depends on the rapid development and management of the sectors of the economy, such as agriculture, industry, transport, communication, etc., as well as service sectors such as education, health, etc.

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N. S. Ramaswamy ¹

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1 Founder Director, Indian Institute of Managment, Bangalore, IN

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1 Founder Director, Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, IN

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“Every nation has a special genius; and India’s is spirituality, which embraces all aspects of life and relationships”, said Swami Vivekananda, India’s foremost exponent of Indian Heritage and Culture (IHC). Unfortunately, we have adopted a so-called secular policy, whereby spiritual attitude and approaches are not introduced in dayto- day life and work, transactions, relations, education and character building, governance and management, etc. In practice, secularism has even come to mean ‘anti-religion and anti-spirituality’. Even a prayer to God at the beginning of public or educational functions is considered improper! This is unfortunate since, as per IHC, everything in life ought to be done with a spiritual attitude. This article attempts to clarify the real meaning of secularism and spirituality so that teachings of IHC, though appearing to be religious in origin or form, are genuinely secular. Therefore, the teachings of IHC can be suitably adapted and followed by the State, educational institutions and media as well as individuals in their day-to-day life and work as well as in all transactions and relationship.

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Indian Heritage, Culture, Secularism, Spirituality, Soul, Karma, Body-Mind-Intellect, Adwaita, Mind, Matter, Catholicity of Hindus.

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N. S. Ramaswamy ¹

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1 Founder Director of Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, IN

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All areas of human endeavors – thoughts, and actions – involve specializations and relationships. The end-result of these endeavors depends on the level of knowledge, skills and technology. Over the years, we have learned to manage these activities to benefit everyone – the individual, family, society, the nation and the world. The world is made of opposites – right and wrong, good and bad, black and white, pleasure and pain, day and night. They are not opposites, they are complementary. One can’t exist without the other. That is the Law of Nature. We have to understand this fact of life. Pleasure or pain, success or failure, winning or losing . . . it is all in our mind. External things may give us momentary, sensual pleasure. But they can’t keep us happy forever. We should be aware of this limited nature of pleasure, based on our five senses. As Bhagavad-Gita says, our life depends on our actions. If they are good, we will reap good results. If not, we will reap bad results. Our thoughts, words and actions make our life. If they are value-based, we will have a happy life. It is that simple.

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Law of Nature, Technology, Right & Wrong, Bhagwad Geetha, Dharma, Management Education, Managers Responsibilities, Good & Bad Use of Technology, Degradation of Environment, Sustainable Development.

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N. S. Ramaswamy ¹

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1 Late Prof.Ramaswamy (1927-2012) is the founder Director of Indian Institute of Management Bangalore and was a distinguished management Guru. He is a Padmabhushan Awardee. He is also former Patron of the Society of ‘Professional Ethics and Management. This is from the book, 'Pro. NSR His thoughts his ideas’, IN

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N. S. Ramaswamy ¹, Chandrathil Gouri Krishnadas

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1 Founder Director of Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, IN

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The paper narrates the increasing concern of environmental pollution, threat to biodiversity, growth of slums, garbage & wastes, fundamental problems and solutions. It highlights the role of citizens, socio-religious aspects, spirituality and ethics.

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Environment, pollution, biodiversity, waste management, developed and developing countries, United Nations, World conferences on climate, global concerns, religious, moral values and ethics.

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