The book is structured into four units: Indian Ethos, Work Ethos & Values, Stress Management and its Techniques, and Indian System of Learning, each designed to align with the MBA Semester IV syllabus.
The book offers practical techniques like meditation and yoga, providing students with tools to manage stress effectively and promote mental well-being in their professional lives.
Yes, the book includes case studies that illustrate the application of Indian ethos in real-world business scenarios, enhancing the understanding of theoretical concepts through practical examples.
Corporate Karma refers to the ethical responsibilities and consequences of business actions, emphasizing the importance of cultivating good practices that foster positive corporate relationships and reputations.
Yes, the book features case studies demonstrating how Indian companies apply ethos (e.g., Tata, Infosys) and ancient texts like the Mahabharata in management
They simulate actual exam patterns, covering essay questions, case analyses, and theory-based problems for thorough revision.
Laws like Humility, Responsibility, and Growth are explained as tools for ethical decision-making and long-term organizational success.
Yes, the book includes case studies of Indian companies that have successfully integrated traditional values into their business models, highlighting their impact on organizational culture and performance.
Dr. Saroj Kumar advocates for experiential learning, discussions, and reflective practices to facilitate a deeper understanding of management concepts rooted in Indian ethos.
The book posits that the concept of Karma influences how leaders view their responsibilities towards employees, stakeholders, and the environment, promoting conscientious and ethical business practices.