Dr Nanda Kishor MS
Dr Nanda Kishor is the Head of the Department of Politics and International Studies, Pondicherry University. His expertise spans India’s foreign policy, conflict resolution, international law, and national security, with several publications and fellowships from institutions including UNHCR, Brookings, and DAAD.
Kautilya says, without Dandaniti the society will degrade to a state of nature where the strong devour the weak.
Kauṭilya’s emphasis on vārttā reveals his modern sensibility, recognizing political economy as central to power.
By emphasizing the importance of Trayi (Three Vedas) - How Kautilya synthesizes Tradition and Realism ?
Material strength alone will not make someone a superpower, but their intent to get involved in a crisis and have
Anvikshiki : Kautilya doesn't want his King to be a mere puppet. Instead he wants the ruler to develop the
What is Vinaya, and Why it is so important that Kautilya places Vinaya in the very beginning of Arthasastra.
The ice is melting, the distances are shortening, and the former perimeters of the world are shifting towards the center.
When everything seemed great and was going in the right direction immediately after the assumption of the charges under the
The Anatomy of a Failed Negotiation: US–Iran Through Five Strategic Lenses