Study of the Relevance of Arthshastra in Modern India
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India, translations,, political,, Arthsashtra,, economicsAbstract
The research and creative and realistic values of the book, however, are just as important to India today's citizens as they were before the British colonisation of India. The book was rediscovered by Shastri in 1905, and published in English as the result. At that point, there have only been two further translations into English. The credit goes to Professor Kangle, as well as Shari here. Many of the concepts in this book's principles and methods are proved effective. Kautilya's Arthshastra, on the issue of how to rule a nation is believed to be thousands of years old. Chanakya studied at an ancient Takshila University, situated in present-day Pakistan, and was an important figure in the study of the Chandragupta Maurya dynasty. He had an exceptional command in political science, accounting, economic management, and governmental organisation, and was instrumental in the establishment of the Maurya1 Dynasty. It's a well known fact that Artha is from ancient India. it was written in the third century B.C.
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