About the Book: Vidur Niti, a section of the epic Mahabharata, is a collection of 588 Sanskrit verses that capture a late-night discourse on governance and ethics between Prime Minister Vidur and King Dhritarashtra. The book is a translated and thematically classified edition of this ancient text. It argues that Vidur, an incarnation of the god of justice, demonstrated a profound understanding of modern management principles as early as 3200 BCE. The work organizes the verses into categories such as leadership qualities, ethical logic, stress management, and emotional intelligence, and includes case studies to make these ancient teachings relevant to a contemporary audience.