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The Chakravartin concept is not just something that belongs in history textbooks; it exemplifies leadership ideas that are remarkably applicable to the contemporary business environment
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Hundi, a financial instrument that can be compared to modern bills of exchange or promissory notes and was widely used as a form of credit instrument in the trading community
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Temples seemed to have offered loans at extremely low rates, ostensibly with the view of supporting the economy and society
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The world sorely needs unity, driven not just by the pursuit of economic gain through mutual trade but through shared values, and to help create this unity, we have a lot to learn from our forefathers in ancient India, writes the author
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Modern Nobel Prize winners and thought leaders are feted with recognition and by being featured on the cover of magazines. Chanakya would perhaps have abhorred such recognition, preferring to ‘nudge’ from behind the scenes
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From a podium, a voice proclaims, quoting the Bhagavad Gita: “Thy right is to work only, but never to its fruits"
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A journey rediscovering India's economic heritage that unveils the free-market principles in ancient Ayodhya
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The Dholavira billboard shows that this drive to do dhanda, which today’s youth are thriving on, is part of our blood, not some sudden phenomenon
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Mesopotamian tablets tell of Meluha, a land whence rich wares would come and most historians say this is the Indus Valley civilisation
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