Cyber Kurukshetra: The Oldest War Rewritten in Code | Corporate Tech Thriller & Modern Workplace Philosophy

About the Book

Cyber Kurukshetra: The Oldest War Rewritten in Code is a compelling creative nonfiction work that transforms the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita into a modern corporate battlefield.

Set inside a rapidly growing Indian tech company, the story follows professionals dealing with high-pressure launches, ethical dilemmas, recognition struggles, AI-driven change, layoffs, and personal identity crises. Through emotionally layered storytelling and reflective insights, the book reveals how today’s professionals fight invisible wars every single day.

Structured around themes inspired by the Bhagavad Gita, the narrative examines:

• Action without attachment
• Integrity under pressure
• Identity beyond job titles
• Purpose amidst chaos
• The emotional cost of ambition
• Human values in a technology-first world

The writing combines storytelling, philosophy, leadership wisdom, and workplace realism, making it ideal for professionals, entrepreneurs, students, and readers seeking meaning in modern careers.

This book is not merely about technology or business. It is about the inner battles people fight while trying to succeed, survive, and stay human.

About the Author

Parvesh A and Dipika A are storytellers deeply interested in the intersection of technology, leadership, human psychology, and philosophy.

Their writing reflects a nuanced understanding of modern workplace culture and the emotional complexities hidden beneath professional success. Through Cyber Kurukshetra, they offer readers a reflective, immersive, and thought-provoking literary experience rooted in contemporary realities.