Chanakya niti: Chanakya Niti is a wonderful book in which Acharya Chanakya (Vishnugupta) has seen every aspect of life, politics, diplomacy and war with a subtle point of view. There is subtle information about war and enemy behavior, their sutras are still clearly visible in India’s security policy, diplomacy and military exercises. Let’s know Chanakya Policy-

1. Never take the enemy lightly
‘Natisneh Kritva Shatra Natidvishan Mitrake.
Everywhere, Yogamacharyam Sarvada Samukshayet

This verse of Chanakya policy suggests that whether the enemy is small or big, never come in a sense of extreme affinity or hatred. Watch him carefully and wisely.

Education: Never consider the enemy trivial. A weak enemy can also cause heavy damage.

2. War only when the victory is certain
‘Balen Hin: Knantay Na Kadacid Rane Yudhet.
Yo hi hai knowing enemies, always nashemati f

Through this verse, Chanakya tries to tell according to his policy that the king who wars without considering the force, knowledge and time invites himself.

Education: The decision of war should be strategic, not emotional.

3. first diplomacy, then power
‘Saman Danam Bhedan Dandan Nitay: Chatsar: Smrita.
Tasan work respectively: First Sama Samajayet

Acharya Chanakya in section 6, chapter 2 of Economics says that there are four ways to defeat the enemy, Sama, Dam, Discrimination and Penalty. First work should be taken by dialogue and mail.

Education: Before fighting directly, defeat the enemy with talks, temptations and intelligence policy.

4. Create rebellion within the enemy
‘Parajye Ch Samprati Rebellion Chatisayat.
Enemies: Madhyay Vidvesh Kuryach Chhatrukshyayetwe॥ ‘

Chanakya’s clearly to say that the enemy’s kingdom and mutual conflict in the enemy’s kingdom is a major strategy of victory.

Education: This policy matches today’s Hybrid Warfare or Psychological Warfare.

5. The whole victory is true victory
‘Shakti -in kritiya jin jaan nan rampu.
S and Balwan Yatra Nr Ripu: Kadapi Udbhvet

In this verse of Chanakya policy, Acharya Chanakya says that victory is considered only when the power of the enemy, his strategy and his morale – all three are destroyed.

Education: Winning land or army is not enough, the enemy’s future efforts should also be eliminated.

What is the last solution?
In Chanakya’s policy, war has been considered as the last solution, but if the war is unavoidable, then it is so decisive that the enemy can never stand again. This policy is reflected in India’s military exercises, mock drills and boundary-danny today. Chanakya’s verses are not just history, they see a lively pillar of today’s strategy.