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ETHICAL LEARNINGS FROM MYTHOLOGY

Ethical Learnings From Mythology

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ETHICAL LEARNINGS

FROMMYTHOLOGY

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Name of Group MembersNAMES ROLL NO.

DEVKI PARIKH 210

KARAN PARIKH 211

PARAS PARIKH 212

UDAY PARIKH 213

NEHA PARWANI 214

PURAV PATADIA 215

BHURA PATEL 216

HIRVA PATEL 217

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Flow of Presentation1 •Introduction 2 •No Greed Virtue

•Honesty 3 •Commitment

•Fair Play4 •Respect

•Persistence 5 •Righteousness

•Moral Responsibility6 •Sacrifice

•Equity7 •Unethical Instances 8 •Conclusion

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INTRODUCTION

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• Meaning of Ethics• Morality and Ethics• Ethics – discipline that examines

one’s morale standards

www.indainmythology.com

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Types of Ethics• Meta – Ethics• Normative – Ethics• Applied – Ethics• Descriptive – Ethics

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• Meaning of Myths

• Meaning of Mythology

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Types of Mythology• Ritual Mythology• Origin Mythology• Cult Mythology• Prestige Mythology• Eschatological Mythology

www.pantheon.org

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NO GREED VIRTUE

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Meaning• Excessive desire

• Sin in Christianity

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Sudaama- No Greed virtue

• Sudaama; childhood friend• Susheela: Go to Krishna for help• Lord Krishna welcomes him• Krishna washes his feet

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• Sudaama returned • Generosity of Lord Krishna• No greed

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Azim Premji- No Greed virtue

• Satyam scam• Rumours Wipro to takeover

Satyam• Values as driving force• No shades in ethics• No greed to increase empire

www.economictimes.com

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HONESTY

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Meaning• Moral Character• Truthful• Straightforward

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King Harishchandra – Honesty

• Debate• Dream• Donated his kingdom• Dakshina• Auction

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• Death of Rohit• Unable to pay Tax• Took sword for killing Taramati• Lord Vishnu• Victory

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Abraham Lincoln-Honesty

• 16th President of America• Served as Lawyer• Free Services• Honest and Humble• Incidents

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COMMITMENT

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Meaning• Strong belief in an idea• Consistent practise • “Man is not judged by his words,

but how he keep those words”

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Karna- Commitment• Radiant and Robust• Born with Kavacha and Kundala• Invincible• Krishna’s strategy • Bound by his words

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Ratan Tata- Commitment

• Chairman of Tata group• Car for common men• 7th Oct,2008-Big blow to ‘ Nano

Project’• ‘A promise is a promise’• Fulfilled his commitment

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FAIR PLAY

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Yudhisthir- Fair Play• The Game of dice – Fair play• Challenge Yudhisthir to play• Yudhisthir was defeated- lost

everything• Restored all lost wealth

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Wasim Akram- Fair Play

• Record Profile• After retirement, took up career

as coach• Tips to Indian bowlers• Improvised performance• Considered as sin by others

www.cricinfo.com

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RESPECT

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Meaning• To consider worthy of esteem• Various Instances• Respect towards enemies

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Krishna- Respect• Arjun in the battle of

Kurukshetra • Pride of Arjun• Disrespects Karna• Lord Krishna

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Indian Army- Respect• 3rd largest military in world• Wars with Pakistan• Pakistani Army refused to accept

dead soldiers• Believe in respect to foes also• Indian Army- “Respect friends

and foes”www.carnegicendowment.org

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PERSISTENCE

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Meaning• Continuous efforts• Determined

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Dhruva- Persistence• King Uttampal• Dhruva sat on his father’s(King)

lap• Second wife got infuriated • Made her son sit on King’s lap

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• Dhruv started crying • Narrated the story to his mother• Only Lord Vishnu could help him• Dhruv did severe penance • After years Lord Vishnu blessed

him by appearing (Darshan)

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• Affection and love from his father

• Make his mother the favourite Queen

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Walt Disney- Persistence

• A tale of a roller coaster ride• Began an artistic career• 1920 – Disney and Iwwerks put

up their own company • Company collapsed

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• Laugh-O-Gram Films in 1922 – filed for bankruptcy

• Alice in Wonderland was unfinished

• Went to Hollywood but failed

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• Brother to finance him to put a studio again

• 1925- hired more people • Not dishearten due to so many

ups and downs

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• 1960- birth of Disneyland • TV show- The Wonderful World of

Disney• Persistence and determination

paid off

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RIGHTEOUSNESS

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Meaning• Morally upright• In accordance with justice

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Vibhisan- Righteousness

• Vibhisan was pious• Granted boon - Darshan of Lord Vishnu - Path of Dharma• Advised Ravan to return Sita

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• Joined the side of Ram• Disclosed important secrets• Symbol of devotion• Attained position of King of

Lanka

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Kiran Bedi- Righteousness

• Versatile• Indian Police Service• Reformation

www.indiavisitinformation.com

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MORAL RESPONSIBILITY

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Meaning• Accountability for something• Morally answerable• Utmost pride, efforts and will

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Shravan- Moral Responsibility

• Blind parents• Dedication- respected them

religiously• Wished to go for pilgrimage• Transportation was unaffordable• Carried them on his shoulders• Pleasure of worship

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Nokia- Moral Responsibility

• 13th August 2007 – Nokia issued warning• Faulty batteries manufactured• Matushita battery industrial Co.

Ltd.• Default with 46 billion BL-5C

batteries• $170 million loss

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SACRIFICE

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Meaning• Giving up over personal interest• Sake of a cause• Opportunity cost

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Prometheus- Sacrifice• Challenge Zeus• Retribution on human race• Realised importance of fire• Sacrifice• Stole fire• Punishment

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Narayan Murthy- Sacrifice

• Creation of Infosys• Creation of possibility• Vision, passion and hard work• Retirement• “I had enough, let others also

have their day in the sun”

www.business-standard.com

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EQUITY

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Meaning• Impartial and fair• No discrimination

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Prophet Solomon- Equity

• Prophet Daud had 19 sons• Dispute of Elia v/s Yohanna• Challenge to solve the case• Judgement of Equity

www.haqislam.org

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The Indian Constitution- Equity

• Equity of law - Equity• Salman Khan case• Illegally hunting of Chinkaras• Investigation carried out• Wildlife protection act• Treated as ordinary citizen

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UNETHICAL INSTANCES

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Business and Ethics• Purpose• Satyam Scam• Depicts unethical behaviour• Subjective

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Ethics v/s Media• Influences society• Manipulates opinions• Imparts wrong beliefs, values

and superstitions• Attempt to increase the TRP’s• Setting wrong ideals before the

youth

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Ethics in Politics• Representative democratic

republic• Focus on personal gains• Exploits people• Madhu Koda scandal• Made private investments

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CONCLUSION

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Why ethical lessons from mythology?

• Increasing disputes, sins, wars• Criminalisation of institutions• Violence and exploitation• Guide younger generation• Ensure betterment of individual

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• Social welfare• Ethics overlap with the purpose

of business• Corporate social responsibility

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Situations• Child labour• Marketing tools• Bribes to secure contracts• Discrimination• Monopoly suppliers

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Suggestions• Understand and promote ethical

leadership• Predetermined standards• Training• Reporting systems• Determine ethical code

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Management Principles• Visionary perspective• Teamwork• Managerial Ability• Nurture good relations• Loyalty • Innovation

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• Personal expense v/s donate it?• Will you cheat to change the

game?• Will support wrong?• Help a blind man when already

late?• Sacrifice to fulfil your

commitment?• How honest have you been in

answering?

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• Practical following is difficult• Can try implementing• Ensure betterment of the world

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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SOURCES OF INFORMATION

• www.pantheon.org• www.indainmythology.com• www.haqislam.org• www.business-standard.com• www.indiavisitinformation.com• www.atouchofbusiness.com• www.carnegicendowment.org• www.cricinfo.com• www.economictimes.com• www.wordpress.com