Love Your Job

This video shows how much a person can take interest in his job.

Harmony In Society

 Harmony in Society

(Video is recommended as per the syllabus) 

"What goes around comes around" is an old saying. Or in other words we suffer the consequences of our own doings. Some also call it the 'law of KARMA'. This video sums up how love or hatred in society affects each other.

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Understanding Recycling

Understanding The Reason of Recycling

(Video is recommended as per the syllabus) 

Sustainability can be measured by doing a product Life-Cycle Analysis, where the environmental "footprint" of the product is determined. This is based on the resources required to produce the product, end use of the product and the final resting place of the product (i.e. recycled, composted, land-filled).

In business terms, to focus on sustainability might be defined as acting with long term consequences in mind and managing a business such that its processes or overall state can be maintained indefinitely. If economic sustainable development means developing corporate systems that will last indefinitely, the assumption is that these systems will have less impact on the environment than traditional, or less sustainable, systems. Sustainability is difficult to define or truly measure, since overall impacts and other variables exist that might never truly be known. However, a process can be defined as more or less sustainable than another, or as moving towards or away from sustainability.

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An Inconvenient Truth

Understanding The Importance of Harmony in Existence (with nature)

(Video is recommended as per the syllabus) 

An Inconvenient Truth is a 2006 American documentary film directed by Davis Guggenheim about former United States Vice President Al Gore's campaign to educate people about global warming. The film features a slide show that, by Gore's own estimate, he has presented over a thousand times to audiences worldwide.

Sustainability can be looked at from various perspectives – business, legal or social. However, the only truth we need to bear in mind is that we have a moral responsibility to create a world for future generations which is better than, if not as good as, the one we inherited. Using sustainable inputs, discovering ever more sustainable methods of production, devising methods for reusing, recycling and disposing products in the least harmful ways are some of the aspects of business which must be followed.

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