The Indic Leadership Models project studies leadership traditions rooted in India's philosophical and governance frameworks, drawing from historical texts and indigenous
practices. By examining statecraft, ethics, and public administration, the project seeks
to offer civilisational insights relevant to contemporary governance and institutional leadership. The project is being undertaken jointly by FIHCR and Brhat. In the next phase, the project will incorporate inputs from management experts, bringing together civilisational scholarship and contemporary institutional thinking to produce a resource of enduring relevance for leaders, educators, and policymakers.
The study will focus on statecraft, ethical governance, military organisation, economic policies, and leadership strategies, offering insights into contemporary governance, policy formulation, and business administration. The outcomes of this project will be in the form of a well-researched book and B-school case studies to be included in the curriculum being taught to business students.