Ethical Practices - Bhagwan Krishna

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Indian Culture, Ethics and Values-based Management Report on KRISHNA Submitted to: Submitted by: Professor (Dr) Sudhir Naib Akshun Girdhar, PG20121651 Dr. Sangeeta Chopra Apurva Singh, PG20121122 Kashish Pamnani, PG20121250 Keerti Wadhawan, PG20121398 Priyanka Bhandari, PG20121531 Ethics and Values of Krishna Ethics not only involves learning what is right or wrong, it also involves choosing between Right and Right, and then doing the right thing with the correct measures. Values which guide how we ought to behave are considered moral values, e.g., values such as respect, honesty, fairness, responsibility, etc. How these values are applied is sometimes called moral or ethical principles. One of the greatest contributions of India to the world is The Bhagwat Gita which contains the story of Mahabharata. Arjuna got mentally depressed when he saw his relatives to the other side of the sword in the war. This was the very movement when Lord Krishna directed Arjuna by preaching him Bhagwat Gita which gave strength to Arjuna to fought with their relatives as he was facing the problem of conflict between emotions and intellect. The Holy Gita helps one person not only to judge between right & wrong as well between right and right and then to handle difficult situations. Were Krishna’s war ethics between pandavas and kaurvas justifiable? My Answer to this question is yes it was completely ethical because Krishna was so powerful that he can alone finish that war at that very point if he wishes to. But his real want was to let Arjuna decide his own path, I (Krishna) will just teach him between the right and wrong and between right and right. Arjuna was a man who was determined not to fight against his own brother's Kauravas. Everyone including Krishna knew this that he was the backbone of the

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