The Eternal Cycle of Formlessness to Form
That which IS, came to BE; That which came to BE, BECAME; That which BECAME, sought TO BE; That which…
That which IS, came to BE; That which came to BE, BECAME; That which BECAME, sought TO BE; That which…
The SCRAL model has been captured here as the much needed graduate attributes of the time and for the future. …
…continued from Part 1 (Read here) Research Focus: Encouraging research on Needonomics requires a paradigm shift in academic inquiry, one…
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The topic “Happiness Curriculum” has been a talking point on several platforms on education in the recent past. It appears…
The principle of Needonomics (economics of needs) gains particular significance in today’s world, where materialism, consumerism, and excessive desires and…
Driving Innovation and Impact Academic institutions, the beacons of knowledge and research, face a crucial challenge in the 21st century:…
The themes of Nava-rathiri illustrate a profound connection between personal growth, spiritual transformation, and global sustainability, highlighting how the journey…
The service sector also called tertiary sector is one of the three sectors of the economy. The other two being…
Man is a social animal said the famous Greek Philosopher Aristotle. History is evidence to the fact that the evolution…
India’s journey toward industrialization, initiated by the first Prime Minister Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru, was envisioned as the cornerstone of…
The concept of Needonomics, rooted in the principles of fulfilling essential needs, as expressed in the Gita verse 9.22, “Yogakshemam…