About Pavan Choudary
Pavan Choudary is a Public Intellectual, Corporate Leader, Keynote Speaker and a Business & Life Coach. An interdisciplinary think-tank whose knowledge transcends across many sectors. His expertise spans a wide range of topics including leadership, business, marketing, communication, and more. With research-driven theories and real-life examples, he shares his wisdom to help leaders and entrepreneurs achieve more in life and business. He is consulted by several business leaders/families.
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Elections 2024: Who do the cards favour?
Let us attempt to answer this question by looking at how the three determinants of socio-political existence, Wealth, Power and Status are configured today and how these could motivate individuals and groups to vote in 2024. Wealth: For the last 3,000 years of recorded history the world has swung between concentration of wealth and dispersion […]
Karnataka fallout: BJP's fierce pursuit of Congress-free India could hurt its chances in other polls, damage Narendra Modi's image
Why did Narendra Modi allegedly allow horse-trading overtures in Karnataka though he swears to uproot corruption from public life? Which is part of a bigger question: Why don’t political leaders keep their promises? File image of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Getty images This phenomenon is best enunciated by Machiavelli in his seminal work Discourses on Livy, where he compares how […]
Medici, Modi And Moderation
If all his political colleagues started taking a strident tone, it would erode the aura of temperance that India is known for in the world. The Medici business family of Italy rose to prominence in the 14th and 15th century. They were well known for their banking prowess and are also credited for funding the […]
Modi, Kejriwal and Shivakumar: What is common among them? What do they augur for Indian Polity?
Their courage unites them. Their worldview divides them. They represent a changing tide in Indian polity. Before the likes of Modi and Kejriwal came on the scene, it was felt that in Indian politics the meek will continue to inherit the world. The genuflectors will be crowned. Note how those in the prime-ministerial fray bowed […]
