Mahabharat : Niti - Oniti - Durniti by Nrisingha Prasad Bhaduri [Hardcover]

A society in motion can never be entirely virtuous or honest. Religion sometimes takes the form of irreligion, just as irreligion can sometimes appear as religion. Morality and immorality are shaped by the sequence of events. In special circumstances, past actions are reconsidered, and the rigidity of moral principles is sometimes relaxed to achieve the greater good in individual life. This brings clarity to human ethical consciousness.

Such ethics cannot be established merely through scriptural interpretation; rather, they find their foundation in an epic consciousness. This book explores that very perspective of Mahabharatian ethics.