"Kartavyabodh" is the first published work by author Hrishikesh Geeta. The title of this book was conferred by the revered Shankaracharya of Dwarka Peeth, Shri Swaroopanand Saraswati Ji. This work presents an exceptionally simple and melodious Hindi translation of the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, originally composed in Sanskrit by Ved Vyasa, along with the essence of the original verses. The book also offers a profound exploration of certain eternal principles from each chapter in the context of contemporary life, which enhances its relevance and utility. A notable feature of this work is the seamless connection established between each chapter and the next, making it easy to comprehend the significance of every chapter of the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita. Additionally, the resolution of Arjuna’s (a common man’s) dilemma—whether to engage in battle or renounce the world—is beautifully elucidated in the final chapter, culminating in the performance of one’s duty as a form of gyan-yajna (sacrificial act of knowledge)." About the Author: The author is a civil engineer by profession and a curious individual by nature. Born into a modest yet well-educated family, their upbringing fostered an innate interest in exploring the fundamental aspects of various subjects.The author's diverse body of work reflects their passion for knowledge, blending traditional wisdom with modern insights.
