Top Highlights

• What one perceives to be right may be wrong for the other. Here, comes the role of intent. If a decision went wrong, but was taken with good intent and mindfulness, it might still fall within the ambit of a moral behaviour-to err is human.
• It may sound subjective and prescriptive but well-intended ethical behaviour has no substitute. It decides for one’s dependability and truthfulness. As they say, if you tell the truth, you do not have to remember anything.
• Integrity is the consistent and uncompromising adherence to such strong moral and ethical principles, and values.
• collects and recalls knowledge and wisdom possessed by great minds.
• The later cognitive, intellectual and skill advancements are built on capacities unleashed during the crucial earlychildhood years. Unfortunately, crores of children are still deprived of quality early childhood care and education due to various socio-economic disadvantages their families face.