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No matter what industry a company may operate, there is more business to be made selling to lower-income families than perhaps any other, says Valeria Budinich, vice president of Ashoka, an organization that provides fellowships to what it calls "social entrepreneurs," individuals who drive change in specific social issues, often through businesses and using business logic. Buddhism and politics need not be antithetical, as demonstrated by legendary King Ashoka, a lay follower of Buddhism who ruled the Mauryan kingdom in North India from 272-236 BC, and in his edicts embraced generosity, compassion, refraining from killing, love of truth, inner insight, and harmonious relations with neighboring states. 340 10 Classic Ashoka Chatpate Choley 190 4 Classic Ashoka Dal Makhani * or Shahi Rajma (2) 200 N/A Kohinoor Dal Tadka (1/3 pkg. |
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