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ANVIKSHIKI: The art of thinking right and decision making, the art of creativity and innovation, art of success and intelligent living, the art of communication. In short, the very purpose is living a balanced life. This programme curriculum has taken inspiration from the Indian Knowledge System, especially from Kautilya’s Arthashastra, Kamandaka Nitisara, Panchatantra, Hitopadesha, Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta etc. Using the principles and values of the Indian knowledge system in this programme, we wish to deliver a distinct methodology for simplifying the life of an individual participating in this programme. This residential programme is centered on life skills, which we believe to be quintessential in achieving success in every sphere of life, which helps to open up avenues for constractive thought process. This programme encourages individuals to shape their intellect in such a manner that they independently by means of balanced thinking have the capacity to distinguish between right and wrong. Using this programme, we wish to empower individuals to simplify their lives by practicing intelligent living, using their intellect to think critically, thereby achieving their goals, sustaining their success and consistently growing throughout their lives.

India was known as "Vishwaguru", the teacher of the world. But gradually, her position as a Guru is declining due to decline in our external education system. However, some scholars still feel that the knowledge that was imparted to Indians in the name of Western culture was initially adapted from Indian roots itself. India was the origin to the story of several leaders. Many of these leaders turned out to be leaders of public influence with their way of life and attitude that pertained to a better and uplifted standard of living. Initially, Gurukulas were structured where teachers focused on the overall development of
their peers and students. The overall development included their attitude towards problem handling, providing solutions, acceptance on the perspectives, facing challenges in their personal and professional life, and devotion to their hard work. To retain India's status as a Vishwaguru, we need to focus on India's power, mainly, the youth and the young adults, who have the potential to act at every situation and be the best in worldly competitions. This idea gave birth to Anvikshiki, a unit of Shri Kottala Basaveshwara Bharatiya Shikshana Samiti, a national institute for Leadership and Strategic Studies.