Kuruvilla Pandikattu Quotes

The paradox of life is: Joy prepares one for more sadness and the other way around also.

A company's reputation is built on the bricks of ethics, fortified by sand of responsibility and cemented by the mortar of integrity.

The cost of integrity is high, but its value is higher.

Business ethics is not a passing fad, but a timeless commitment to doing what's right, not just what's profitable.

To love implies that I respect you/ Even though I may not like you always./ Love means that I freely revere you/ And leave you free even not to respond to me.

By sharing it [love] grows/ By giving it up it nurtures/ By dying it deepens./ By being it becomes.

[Today’s challenges] demand a genuine dialogue between science and society, an enriching partnership between the two and trusting critique of one another.

A spotless reputation is worth more than the shiniest trophy.

Servant leadership transcends the mere pursuit of profit, focusing on the holistic well-being of employees, communities, and the environment. A leader who serves, beyond mere profit curves, nurtures a world that preserves, and community deserves.

Pandikattu, K. (2023). Business Ethics: Textbook of Concepts and Cases. Written Words. Delhi.

It is much worse to be dead when we are alive/ Dead by the fear of death, when we are not yet dead!/ The incredible paradox of worrying to avoid death / Being the very cause of death!

In your presence, dearly beloved,/ I do not need to make up!/ I do not need to adorn myself!/ I can just be myself!/ What a relief!

Trust is earned in drops but lost in buckets.

A principle isn't truly yours until it's tested in the fire of justice and compassion.

To be alive is to feel the joy of being./ In spite of the sorrows and joys of life/ The primary joy is that of being./ That of my existence. / That I exist is the most fundamental experience is joy for me!/ I, who do not deserve to, really exist./ I, who need not, do exist!/ I, who may not, do exist.