Shri Swaminathan Gurumurthy is a chartered accountant and corporate and legal adviser of high standing. Having qualified in the intermediate and final examination of the CA examination in 1972 with all India ranking in both examinations, he has been in practice for the last 42 years.

Shri Gurumurthy is a very well known adviser to many corporates on law and finance and also on macro economic issues affecting corporates. As a professional he has mediated and solved some of the most complex corporate issues.

Being a keen thinker on geo political and strategic issues, he is the vice chairman of the well known strategic think tank in Delhi, the Vivekananda International Foundation.

Being an adviser to many corporates and drawn by larger national interest, Shri Gurumurthy began studying the impact of globalisation on an economy and economic and political culture habituated to command economy.

For the last three decades Shri Gurumurthy is highly rated as a journalist for his investigative writings. He has since then ceaselessly campaigned against corruption at high places. He has been a powerful opinion maker in India on issues national importance, particularly in the field of economics. He is now the editor of the famous and powerful socio-political weekly Thuglak in Tamil.

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1:20 - Are we rooted in our history or has there been a change
6:06 - Critique of traditional Indian culture
9:34 - What makes the youth come back to the roots of Indian tradition
10:56 - The small segment of Indian population that is propogating Western thoughts
12:55 - Increasing rain drain with urbanization
16:39 - Individualistic thoughts and their effect on Indian youth
18:04 - Indian tradition that protects people from getting too proud and arrogant
19:38 - Entertainment industry and the import of Western cultural thoughts
22:06 - How do we avoid technological arrogance?
27:18 - What does the imagery of Bharat Mata represent?
28:36 - Mr. Swaminathan 's message to the youth of India
30:23 - Freedom of press and expression in India
32:20 - Conclusion

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