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Leadership Qualities in Indian Knowledge System- An Analysis provides an in-depth exploration of leadership principles from the Indian Knowledge System (IKS) and their relevance in modern leadership practices. By analyzing key leadership qualities derived from Thirukkural, Chanakya Niti, and Vidura Niti, and comparing them with contemporary leadership frameworks, it is evident that traditional Indian leadership wisdom offers timeless guidance for ethical, strategic, and resilient leadership. Ethical Foundations and Integrity – IKS leadership emphasizes moral integrity, ethical governance, and adherence to Dharma. These principles align with modern leadership values such as corporate social responsibility (CSR) and ethical governance, Strategic Thinking and Vision, motional Intelligence and Self-Discipline, Justice and Fairness in Leadership, Adaptability and Resilience, Team Building and Delegation, Continuous Learning and Knowledge Expansion and Balance between Transparency and Discretion.

Leadership qualities in Indian knowledge system focuses on the significant leadership traits that were practiced in the ancient times with special reference to Arthashastra, Thirukkural and Vidura Niti. The study also attempted to relate the modern leadership practices with the traditional leadership qualities.