Chanakya Neeti Chanakya Sutransahit

Chanakya Neeti, a collection of aphorisms on topics ranging from ethics, and morality to governance and more, is said to have been compiled by Chandragupta Mauryas’s royal advisor, Chanakya, from a variety of ancient Indian treatises on the topics above. Chanakya, traditionally known as Kautilya or Vishnu Gupta, was an Indian teacher, philosopher, economist, jurist, and royal advisor. He wrote the Arthashastra, an ancient Indian political treatise. Considered a pioneer in Political Science and Economics in India, his works, lost towards the end of the Gupta Empire, were fortunately rediscovered in 1915. Talking Points – One of the most widely read books on governance and ethics in ancient India – A compilation of aphorisms from an amalgamation of Indian treatises – Covers themes as varied as ethics, morality, family, fidelity, and more – Compiled by Chanakya, whose works were a precursor to Classical Economics Worldwide readership/market Parliamentarians, bureaucrats, readers of self-help, motivational literature, students of Political Science, Economics, Sociology, Philosophy, educational institutions, general trade readers