चाणक्य नीति - Chanakya Niti in

The Great Chanakya thoughts in Hindi Complete Chanakya Neeti.

Acharya Chanakya Niti Shastra App In hindi.

Chanakya Niti is an age-old concept but it's consistency is astounding enough. Each of it's 17 chapters provides valuable lessons.

Enjoy the best Chanakya Quotes at Chanakya Niti. Quotations by Chanakya, Indian Politician, Born 350 BC.

The app contains Sampurn Chanakya Niti/Chanakya Quotes.

Chanakya, also known as Vishnu Gupta or Kautilya, was an Indian professor of political science and economics at Takshashila University in the ancient times. He was a chief advisor to the Mauryan emperor Chandragupta, and later to his son Bindusara. He played a prominent role in the establishment of the Mauryan Empire. He has authored the ancient Indian political dissertation called Arthasastra (Economics).

His works were rediscovered in 1915.

Chanakya Neeti is a result of Chanakya's in-depth study and understanding of the Indian way of life.

The app is a set of tenets that spell out the ideal way for an individual to behave and deal with the society around them. He does so by way of Neeti Sutras (originally in Sanskrit), which are short sentences but have a powerful message in them.

The app has these Neeti Sutras listed with their relevant Hindi translation and details how they are relevant in today's world.

Success is ensured in any aspect of life if these tenets are followed by a person.

While reading from this app, one comes across many messages such as, a wise son is always better than hundreds of foolish ones, and the primary duty of all parents is to provide their child with the best possible education they can afford.

Chanakya Neeti is a useful guide even in the present times, showing an individual the ideal way of living in relation to their family, society and country. It also goes on to explain the concept of Karma and the laws around it. It also states that Dharma is the only thing that is permanent in this world and lists the many vices that one should keep away from to lead a happy and satisfying life.

Note: Some thoughts of Chanakya may be offensive to women, or to Hindus born in so called low caste. I believe in complete equality between man and woman.

We have decided to publish his thoughts exactly as written by Acharya Chanakya. We apologize to women, and to anyone else, who may be offended.