Needonomics for Teachers and Researchers in Economics – Part 1
The principle of Needonomics (economics of needs) gains particular significance in today’s world, where materialism, consumerism, and excessive desires and…
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…
One often realizes the value of a ‘value’ while striving to teach it to one’s child. Parents aspire to impart…
The concept of self-learning has been an integral aspect of the history of the growth profile of the Homosapiens. From…
In the fast-evolving landscape of the 21st century, where technological advancements like Artificial Intelligence (AI) are reshaping our lives, the…
Nishkama Karma and Six Sigma emphasize the significance of process focus and intentionality in achieving high-quality outcomes. In the realm…
Being a votary of needonomics (economics of needs), I consider it my duty to give the rationale for sustainable health…