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Abstract
The millenniums gone by are the testimonies to philosophical rumination, which have manoeuvred the ethical practices of business and management. The content presented is thus, indelible on the papers and minds of people which are held true to the values and ethics apropos to skills for the efficacious management of organisations. The cornerstone of managerial practices that we know, have read and cite, descent deep into the most known religious text of the Indian subcontinent, The Bhagavad Gita. The roots of all the managerial practices and human behaviours have long been recited in the form of proses and poems in the Song of Lord. The verses in the holy text, taken as a whole, summarise and frame guidance as to how one should ideally deal with and react to their situations and surroundings, albeit not in a corporate context but in general. This study intends to shine light upon those learnings that modern managers and executive can swot.
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Copyright © 2023 Dr Rachita Ota. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License.
