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Cultivating Morality and Ethics: Guiding Values for a Harmonious Society
By Anwar Khan
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| SKU Code | Book230687C |
| ISBN | 9789364260008 |
| Pages | 230 |
| Language | — |
| Genre | — |
| Book Type | Paperback |
| Book Size | 5*8 |
Synopsis
"Cultivating Morality and Ethics" by Dr. Anwar Khan profoundly explores India’s rich ethical and moral heritage. It aims to inspire readers to foster a more harmonious and just society.
Salient Features:
• Comprehensive Ethical Insights: Explores the evolution of Indian morality from ancient traditions to modern challenges, focusing on values like Dharma (duty), Karma (consequences), and Ahimsa (nonviolence).
• Multi-Religious Perspectives: Examines ethical teachings of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism, and Islam, emphasizing compassion, justice, truth, and service to humanity.
• Historical and Constitutional Impact: Discuss how colonialism and the Indian Constitution have shaped ethical practices and societal values.
• Modern Relevance: Tackles contemporary issues, including media ethics, political integrity, environmental responsibility, and digital-age dilemmas.
• Engaging and Practical: Features review activities, relatable examples, and thought-provoking questions, making it ideal for students aged 14–18.
Salient Features:
• Comprehensive Ethical Insights: Explores the evolution of Indian morality from ancient traditions to modern challenges, focusing on values like Dharma (duty), Karma (consequences), and Ahimsa (nonviolence).
• Multi-Religious Perspectives: Examines ethical teachings of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism, and Islam, emphasizing compassion, justice, truth, and service to humanity.
• Historical and Constitutional Impact: Discuss how colonialism and the Indian Constitution have shaped ethical practices and societal values.
• Modern Relevance: Tackles contemporary issues, including media ethics, political integrity, environmental responsibility, and digital-age dilemmas.
• Engaging and Practical: Features review activities, relatable examples, and thought-provoking questions, making it ideal for students aged 14–18.
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