Meera Uberoi
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The Mahabharata
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published
1996
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4 editions
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Lord Ganesha's Feast of Laughter
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published
2007
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3 editions
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Puffin Book of Classic Indian Tales
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published
2003
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4 editions
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Why the Wagtail is So Tiny and Other Indian Folktales
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published
2005
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2 editions
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The three friends
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Myths and Legends: From Around the World
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2013
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Leadership Secrets from the Mahabharata: First Edition
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published
2004
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3 editions
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Penguin Book of Gardening in India
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The Adventures of Lazy Dragon
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The Monkey and the Demon
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“All action must be performed with detachment. Regard pain, pleasure; gain, loss; victory, defeat as equal. Battle for battle’s sake with your mind completely on what you must do. With this knowledge there is no waster even in the first attempt. There are no impediments.”
― Leadership Secrets From The Mahabharata
― Leadership Secrets From The Mahabharata
“A king should first gain the confidence of the foe and when he has gained it should spring on him like a wolf. The foe should be struck down so effectively that he may never agin raise his head. The foe should be slain by the arts of conciliation, expenditure of money, creating disunion among his allies or by employment of force. Indeed every means in the king’s power should be used to destroy the foe. The king should never strike in ignorance but having slain his foe should never indulge in sorrow. The king should speak with soft words before he smites and even as he is smiting. Grieve for the victim after he is down.”
― Leadership Secrets From The Mahabharata
― Leadership Secrets From The Mahabharata
“Only the king that has succeeded in subduing his senses is competent to resist his foes.”
― Leadership Secrets From The Mahabharata
― Leadership Secrets From The Mahabharata
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