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Morality is the basis of things and truth is the substance of all morality- Mahatma Gandhi
Ambassador (Retd) Alan Nazareth . (Courtesy :http://www.mkgandhi.org/ Gandhi Journal Monthly Articles II)
The fact that millions of Indians followed Gandhi’s lead and were willing to suffer and die in his Satyagraha battles, is proof that they accepted his definition of Truth even though few, if any, comprehended it.
- It would formulate, adopt and rigorously enforce a comprehensive set of ethical norms for itself and all its subsidiaries and ensure an equitable balance between its highest and lowest paid employees.
- It would seek to build its distinct corporate image based on these norms and serve as a role model for others.
- It would ensure transparency and fairness in all its dealings and diligently safeguard the interests not only of its share holders and workers but of all its stake holders including suppliers, consumers and those living in its operational area.
- It would undertake, or support, social action beneficial to its stake holders and the environment in all the countries in which it operates and function strictly within the laws of those countries.
- It would also refrain from having illegal, secret bank accounts abroad. Sadly, many of India’s corporates are known to have them.
Rotary International was founded in 1905. However, it was only in 1932, a few months after Time Magazine put Gandhi on the cover of its first 1931 issue as ‘The Man of the Year’, that it formulated its ‘Four Way Test’. It reads:
-Is it the Truth?
-Is it Fair to all concerned?
-Will it build Goodwill and Better Friendships?
-Will it be Beneficial to all concerned?
Over a million Rotarians world wide, many of whom are senior and middle level corporates, are pledged to this simple but vital ‘Four Way Test”. It is the essence of Satyagraha and Sarvodaya and the best beacons for good governance of nations and corporations alike.
Apple Computers used a seated picture of Gandhi in its 1998 global advertising campaign with just two words below it: “Think different”;
Tata Finance used a back view of him, with the words “Find Purpose, The Means Will Follow”.
Ganjam Jewellers of Bangalore bettered both with “Only the Pure will Endure”, a message very pertinent not only to global finance today but to all public and private enterprises, within India and abroad, now and hereafter.
Satyameva Jayate - 'Truth always triumphs'
2 comments:
బాగా రాసారు?? కాని ఎవరు పట్టించుకుంటున్నారు సత్యాలని, ధర్మాల్ని ఈ రోజుల్లో?? సత్యం రామలింగ రాజుని, కొంతమందిలా, వెనకేసుకు రాలేదు మీరు. అందుకీ ధన్యవాదాలు.
క్రిష్ణా రావు గారు ,
ఇంకా సత్యం, ధర్మం, పాటించే వారు వున్నారనే నా నమ్మకం. అందుకే వానలు, పంటలు సమ్రుద్దిగా వున్నాయి.
తప్పులు చేసినా తప్పించుకోవచ్చు అనే భావన పోవాలి. కులం, మతం అని తప్పు చేసే వారిని సమర్ద్ధించుట, అవినీతి కన్నా పెద్ద నేరం .
మీ అభిప్రాయానికి నా ధన్యవాదాలు .
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