In this book an attempt has been made to present the famed tales of Vikram and Vetala with focus on their underlying wisdom and explicating them step-by-step to distil that wisdom for the benefit of solving puzzles faced by individuals, organisations and corporates in their day-to-day existence. In fact the full play of all management theories can be witnessed in the tales without clothing them in technical jargons.
As far as the treatment of the tales in this book is concerned, the 25 stories are structured uniquely. In the first place, the reader gets a glimpse of the basic story with all its punch and then he is guided to a corporate insight where a core management issue illuminating the story is explicated suitably. Again the story is analysed in the context of universal appeal and relevance in everyday life and concludes with a quote of wisdom. So, every tale stirs the reader's imagination and intelligence to a new plane and transforms him into mature and jubilant individual.
This book Useful for Management Students.
1. Prince Vajramukuta and Padmāwati
2. The Marriage of Mandārwati
3. The Parrot and Mynah
4. Shudrak and Birwar
5. The Marriage of Soma Prabhā
6. Dhawal and Madan Sundari
7. King Chanda Singh and the Royal Servant
8. The Sons of Vishnuswāmi
9. King Veeradeva
10. Arthadatta, the Son of a Business Tycoon
11. Queens of King Dharmadhwaj
12. King Yashahketu
13. Lāwanyawati, the Wife of Hariswāmi
14. Veerketu and Ratnawati
15. The Story of Princess Shashiprabhā
16. King Yashodhar and Unmādini
17. Chandraswāmi
18. King Suryaprabha and Prince Chandraprabha
19. King Chandrāloka and A Seer’s Daughter
20. The Story of Anangmanjari
21. The Story of Vishnuswāmi
22. The Story of Devasoma
23. A Mother and Her Daughter
Epilogue
Conclusion
