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Mission Statement 1
Mission Statement 1
To develop youth with global consciousness and competence
Philosophy of ‘Advait’ (Oneness of existence) and Buddha should be India’s greatest contribution to human civilisation to the emerging one world.
We are among the first of the people to think of World as One Family (वसुधैव कुटुम्बकम्) and world from all seas to all lands as ‘One Nation’ (पृथिव्यै समुद्रपर्यंतायाः एकराट् इति). Adya Shankaracharya said, ‘स्वदेशोभुवनत्रयः’ – all three worlds are my own country. Sant Dnyaneshwara said in Marathi, ‘अवघे विश्वचि माझे घर’ – the whole world is my home.
This consciousness of ‘one’ness of existence is the essence of ‘Indian’- ness. In these modern times of emerging one world, India’s innate global consciousness has to be tempered with global competence.
The last decade of the last century saw momentous changes. Collapse of USSR, end of communism as an ideological rival to capitalism, emergence of USA as the only world superpower and China close on the heels (at present albeit.) World becoming one market – one economy – thanks to Dunkel draft, GATT and WTO. World also becoming one ‘global village’ through information technology, emerging frontiers in science and technology – genetics, photonics, ecology etc. Both : challenges and opportunities before the world and India are unique and unprecedented. They call for fundamental and creative approaches to polity, economy, art, society, law and order, human resource development – everything. This is where we believe our innate global consciousness should develop global competence. Youth of our country therefore need to be made aware of, and competent to handle competition at two levels –
one’s competition with oneself – to continually go on becoming better and better, throughout one’s life : till the point of self realisation – the realisation of ‘one’ness with existence
and
perhaps more – or at least equally importantly, at the practical level – one’s competition with the best of the brains in the world, best of the American, German, Japanese, Chinese, South-east Asian… brains.
Youth of our country should be charged with the passion to excel in one’s own chosen walk of life – to conquer the world, inner and outer both, through excellence and creativity by following the path of ‘self realisation’. That is the reason why Chanakya Mandal Pariwar exists.
Mission Statement 2
Mission Statement 2
To develop professionals with national character
A mission statement of an institution is the description of its life-work in one sentence. That statement contains the soul of the institution. And however idealistic (childish), impractical etc. it may sound, the mission statement should be made absolutely clear. This helps all the concerned parties like the colleagues, activists, students and citizens etc. to clearly understand the work. Everyone should assess oneself and one’s actions in the light of the mission statement.
Hence another mission statement of Chanakya Mandal Pariwar is
“To develop professionals with national character”
Awareness of Indian culture, history, national integration, social consciousness, equality, and the spirit of development, along with readiness and determination to act, and sensitivity to fundamental human values — all these together can be called national character. Excellence in management, planning, accountability, clear calculation, sense of responsibility, proper use of time, being excellent and creative in one’s work, building and enhancing one’s expertise, contributing to one’s field and work through one’s study and efforts, and last but not least, accepting responsibility for the results of one’s work — all this together is Professionalism.
Today, those who profess to embrace the values of professionalism, generally proclaim that they have nothing to do with national character. They say : “Don’t tell us about fads like the country, change and development. It is work for the sake of work for us.”
In similar fashion, those who talk of a national character are equally unconcerned about the values of professionalism. They feel that it is enough to speak eloquently about culture, character, change and development.
The truth is, only national character or only professionalism is not enough. They both are needed. Each is incomplete without the other. Professionalism without a national character is dangerous. And national character without professionalism is useless. There must be oneness (Advaita) between the two. Professionalism must mandatorily be an integral part of national character in the modern times. Being an expert professional should be an all-important part of a national character and national character should be a vital component of professionalism.
Oneness in this sense is necessary.
Chanakya Mandal Pariwar aims at such an educational design. It’s mission statements are :