The Mahabharata is the epic tale of the great war between the cousins, the Pandavas and the Kauravas. This war is seen as a clash between Good and Evil, in which God Incarnate in the form of Krishna guides the Pandavas to victory.

But the historical importance of the Mahabharata is not the main reason to read the epic. Leaving alone the element of drama, the extravagant tale of Mahabharata is full of morals and principles, of role-models and icons and of positive inspiration and righteous ways.

All characters in Mahabharata can be compared to India, Inc. leadership cutting across the different rungs. Whether it is human behaviour, organizational behaviour, group theory, motivational theory, game theory, management by objectives or line of control, all facets of modern management can be discovered in Lord Krishna, Arjuna, Bhisma, Dronacharya and others.

This project is on Management lessons from Mahabharata and Bhagavad Gita.