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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…
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…
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