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A Case Study of Life Story Shivaji in Creating the Stable Future Within All Threats
A Case study of Life story Shivaji in creating the stable future within all threats
(A lesson for new age manager)

Objective of the case:
In the midst of all the storms burning the flame of hope and aspiration of independent Maratha Kingdom seems to be absolutely impossible against the shrewd and powerful Mogul ruler like Aurangzeb and global Naval power of Britishers which is a unique lesson which present Indian industry which new age manager can learn to create a stable business empire within all the threats.

It is the case of courage, confidence and conviction to overpower the troops of thousands time more powerful with his military acumen, analytical skill, alertness, adherence to ethics, simple life till the end of his life. As many king become victim of ego, indulgence, the power and prosperity they gained during their lifetime but the king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj was unique, exceptional who could able to maintain the level of humility, courage and his indomitable spirit to fail all the failure in his lifetime. Many small-scale industries in the present crisis can learn lesson how to keep their hope alive within all the tragedy and to retaliate against the crisis with new vigor and strength. Number of time Shivaji has faced tragedy and failure he has bounced back with fresh enthusiasm, courage and love for Vatan(the sacred land). His patriotism, love for Vatan, physical and psychological energy is unending, infinite and very difficult to overpower. His moral strength is more than the military strength which could able to sustain the campaign in midst of acute physically disadvantage position.

Irrespective of all the storms and tide he has exhibited unshakable faith in God, seniors, self, whole team and last but not the least the time; that has resulted indomitable empire which lasted for hundreds of years and also act as a inspiring figure for future India in fighting against the Britishers to gain Swaraj(Self ruling Kingdom). His tactics of

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