The Rule of Law is a dynamic principle reflecting the governance of society by established rules and...
DHARMA
The concept of Dharma is central to Indian philosophy and governance, representing righteousness, moral order, and duty. The purpose of rule and administration is to establish and sustain Dharma, ensuring a just and harmonious society. If Dharma is not achieved, it leads to societal chaos, individual suffering, and a failure in the larger cosmic purpose of life. By following Dharmashasana (धर्मशासनम्) rooted in Dharma—we ensure individual and collective growth, align with universal harmony, and fulfill the true purpose of life.
The Manusmriti, an ancient Indian text attributed to the sage Manu, outlines legal, social, and moral principles...
In an era of moral decline during Dhanananda's reign in Magadha, Kautilya emerged as a pivotal figure...
Summary: Acharya Tulsi emphasized the understanding of “dharma” as a practice of self-purification, encompassing right belief, knowledge,...
Dharma is right action. In the Rg Veda, rta is the right order of the universe. It...
At the end of the four Yugas, when, the knowledge of Vedas are diluted, the Seers, by...
Hinduism is combination of all faiths, beliefs, thoughts and way of worship (Religions) born in India and...
धर्मात् संजायते ह्यर्थो धर्मात् कामोऽभिजायते । धर्म एवापवर्गाय तस्माद् धर्मं समाश्रयेत् । Dharma is the source of...