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Pradip
Bhattacharya
1947 born Pradip Bhattacharya
is from Calcutta, India. He is a member of the Board of Governors,
Indian Institute of Management Calcutta and is on the editorial board of
its Journal of Human Values. Professionally an Indian Administrative
Service officer, he has a PhD in Comparative Literature for his research
on the Mahabharata, a Post Graduate Diploma with distinction in Public
Service Training from Manchester. He is India’s only International HRD
Fellow (awarded by Manchester University and the Institute of Training
and Development, UK) and an MD in Homeopathy. Pradip has authored and
edited 28 published books on Public Administration, comparative
mythology, Mahabharata, Homeopathy, Management and Human Values. His
latest books are: “Love Stories from the Mahabharata” and “Puranic Tales
for Cynical People” (both from Indialog, New Delhi) and “Pancha
Kanya: the five virgins of Indian Epics” (Writers Workshop,
Kolkata).
His favorite quote is
Vyasa’s,
"I raise my hands and I
shout, but no one listens. From Dharma come wealth and pleasure. Why is
Dharma not practiced?"
Pradip Bhattacharya's Book Reviews are also published at
Biblio and
The Book
Review, The Statesman.
Cinema/Theatre
Chakravyuha – A Play
Peter Brook's Mahabharata: The Film
The Mahabharata as Theatre
Opinion
A New Look at Civilization
Apropos Corporate Governance
Back to the Future
– Westerners on the
West
– The New World
– The First World
– The Western Response
– The World Situation
– The Eastern Scene
– Changing Asian Values
– India Darshan
– Urbanization, Globalization and Consumerism
– Possible Solutions
– Bureaucracy in India
– The Counterpoint
– India's Heritage
Ethics in Administration
Ethics in Industry
Shakuntala, Schubert and Sarabhai
Perspective
Education for Character Building
Man-Agement—The Sanatana Approach
Ramblings
ROBI - Hung, Drawn and
Quartered
Stories
Agastya's Gateway
Draupadi's Pride Crushed
Jabali - Free Thinker Par Excellence
Kaikeyi - Understood At Last
Love Stories from the Mahabharata
The Story of Lalita Devi
The Third Dice Game
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