This Indian vision of development has a living relevance for the future evolution of human society. For, as Sri Aurobindo points out, “…in the next great stage of human progress it is not a material butRead More…
Economics in ancient India, contrary to popular conceptions, was given much importance in the thought and life of the people. The science of economics called ‘Vritta’ formed an important part of the royal curriculum; it wasRead More…
The modern age is characterized by the predominance of the economic motives, overshadowing other equal or even more important motives such as the intellectual, aesthetic and ethical motives of the higher mind of man, which shapeRead More…
In the future world, the most vital resource that will determine the success and greatness of a group will not be land or capital, not even technology or knowledge, but the quality of the ‘human capital’Read More…