Available now at Amazon Kindle and Amazon Paperback [Kindle link] | [Paperback link] Long before the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Kautilya’s Arthashastra had already codified the principles of justice, punishment, and state accountability. Chanakya’s Justice…
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Excerpted and adapted from ‘Chanakya’s Justice: Timeless Wisdom for the Modern World’ Introduction: The Jurisprudential Foundations of Ancient Indian Administration Long before the modern doctrines of administrative law, fiduciary duty, and public accountability found articulation in Western jurisprudence, ancient India…
For decades, corporate treasury ran on a simple rhythm. Payments cleared in batches. Cash positions were checked once or twice a day. Weekends and bank holidays were, in effect, financial downtime. That rhythm is disappearing. Real-time payment rails now move…
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Chanakya’s Justice: When a 2,300-Year-Old Text Speaks to Today’s Courts Paperback now available • ISBN 978-93-5916-471-7 Ancient legal systems are often underestimated in the breadth and sophistication of their jurisprudential thought. Kautilya’s Arthashastra composed in India around 300 BCE stands…
