Hanuman : The embodiment of Power and Humility
Dr Dinesh Soni
Hanumana, the all powerful Hindu deity, is one of the most revered characters in Ramayana. Even though Ramayana is a story of Ram and Sita, the side character of Hanuman…
Management Lessons
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The Innovator’s Mindset: Nurturing Creativity and Change
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The war of things Vs Thoughts
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The Squirrel that helped Ram
Ramayana is full of thousands of stories and learning from these stories. Here, we share a small anecdote from Ramayana.
Thinking Within The Box
We always hear the term "Think Outside the box". But is it always a wise thing? Or can thinking within the box also be a wise thing? Let's find out..
Humility : the uncommon virtue
Humility is a very rare virtue these days. Especially in the political arena. But there are a few lessons we definitely can learn from our epics. In this article, we…
Hanuman and lessons in communication
Our epics are full of many interesting stories, and equally interesting learnings. In this article, we talk about how we can learn some insights about communication from stories in Ramayana.