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Political Ethics and Wisdom of Chanakya is a complete collection of Chanakya's thoughts in "Do's and Don'ts" format which one can apply in the conduct of one's daily life, follow a set of simple rules as said in the couplets and stud one's mindset with the gems of his philosophy and wisdom. This original book of research is based on the works of Chanakya, One of the Great Architect and Economist of Ancient India (about 350 - 283 Before Common Era). This book is a fully revised and rewritten edition of "Ethics of Chanakya" or "Chanakya Neethi" along with the suitable summary in the context of...

This research book deals with the social ideas delineated in the Manusmriti composed originally before 2300 B.C. by Manu, a mythical sage and the first King of divine origin in India. The Manusmriti presents itself as a discourse given by Manu to a group of seers, who beseech him to tell them the "law of all the social classes." It became the standard point of reference for all future texts that followed it. According to Hindu tradition, the Manusmriti records the words of Brahma. This research work explains the ideas of Manu with effective commentaries which are rewritten and revised...

Ancient Indian Messages of Management is a collection of timeless verses from the ancient Indian texts, compiled by the author, after prolonged research. These messages of classical wisdom are powerful and poetic idioms, unique to every branch of Sanskrit literature. They are the most valuable life-enriching messages given in very attractive way with minute examples seen generally in one's day today life. Generally the examples are from various Indian spiritual literature or from what is seen around us.

This research book deals with the economic ideas delineated in the Manusmriti composed originally before 2300 B.C. by Manu, a mythical sage and the first King of divine origin in India. The Manusmriti presents itself as a discourse given by Manu to a group of seers, who beseech him to tell them the "law of all the social classes." It became the standard point of reference for all future texts that followed it. According to Hindu tradition, the Manusmriti records the words of Brahma. This research work explains the economic ideas of Manu with effective commentaries.