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A Modern Retelling Of An Ancient Tale Of Power, Love, Duty And Revenge To Indians, The Mahabharata Is Not Merely A Story Of The Power Struggle Between Princes Divided On The Issue Of Inheritance. It Is Representative Of Human Nature And Of Life Itself, For Woven Into The Elaborate Narrative Of A Heroic Tale Are Writings On Ethics, Law, Philosophy, History, Geography, Statecraft And Religion. Meera Uberoi Has Retold This Epic Tale Of Love And Hatred, Joy And Sorrow, Pride And Endurance, With Great Lucidity. Heroes And Villains, Kings And Queens All Come Alive Through Her Use Of The Modern Idiom. Weaving The Metaphors, Similes And Allegories Of The Original Into The Main Narrative, Uberoi Makes The Lessons Of The Mahabharata More Relevant Than Ever To The Modern Reader. Well-Paced&Uberoi S Mahabharata Reads Like English, Yet Retains Some Measure Of Nuance From The Original Sanskrit Arshia Sattar, Indian Review Of Books Meera Uberoi S Language Is Simple And Spare&The Story Moves At A Fast Pace Without Flagging Hindu

Insights on management drawn from the Mahabharata reveal it as not just a tale of war but a profound manual on strategy. Meera Uberoi distills key shlokas to uncover secrets of leadership and success, positioning the Mahabharata alongside renowned management texts like The Art of War and The Prince. The selected aphorisms come from significant sections, including the Santi Parva, Bhagavad Gita Parva, and Adi Parva. As Bhishma faces death on the battlefield, Krishna urges him to share his wisdom with Yudhisthira, ensuring that vital knowledge is not lost. These teachings, particularly from the Santi Parva, form the essence of Uberoi's work. The book connects the principles of kingship to modern business practices, illustrating the parallels between leadership and governance. Uberoi's insightful selection serves as a practical guide across various fields, with aphorisms categorized under themes like Duty, War, Espionage, and Conduct. These timeless values remain relevant even after 3,000 years, offering enduring truths for contemporary leaders.