Media Coverage of Acharya Prashant

"Unlike most contemporary spiritual works, which are often collections of talks or conversations, the AP Framework is a deliberately organised, book-length work. It covers seven major areas of philosophy and includes an extensive glossary of specialised terms. It has also been published as a physical volume, The AP Framework. The framework also has a practical digital expression in AP Mirror, an LLM-based application designed to bring its method of self-inquiry into personal situations."

"The flood that tore through Nepal’s Rasuwa district did not begin in the mountains, philosopher and author Acharya Prashant has said. It began, in his account, in the restless human desire that treats the earth as fuel for itself. Asked why climate change was conspicuously missing from the news coverage of this tragedy, he said the word was kept out because naming it would implicate everyone who lives an ordinary consuming life. “Every emitter is responsible for these deaths,” he said."

"Acharya Prashant has shared a message for the youth protesting the NEET paper leak. The demand for action, he said, has been raised so loud that the protester himself is never examined. He said that he has no problem with the street, only with the blindness on it. The movement is not wrong, but its sequence has been inverted. He clarified that he was not asking for the protest to be stopped, but proposing a fitness test."

Acharya Prashant's Britain Tour and Cambridge University Video Britain Tour and Cambridge University Video of Acharya Prashant. Now covered in Inshorts!

Philosopher and author Acharya Prashant, speaking at length on the NEET paper leak, the student suicides and the protests that have followed, has said the crisis is not merely an administrative lapse but "a sign of a far deeper crisis in our education system and our society."

Speaking in Goa, the philosopher urged dialogue over confrontation, appealed to Sonam Wangchuk to end his fast, and called for reforms that address both the system and society's values

"Philosopher and author Acharya Prashant has returned to India after completing the second and busiest leg of his Britain tour. His tour began with an invitation from Cambridge University, then Oxford University, and then extended in a chain reaction to nearly all of London’s leading institutions."

"Philosopher and author Acharya Prashant and Rupert Spira, a popular teacher of non-duality in the West, held a public dialogue in London on Tuesday on suffering, the self, and the meaning of non-duality. The moderated conversation brought together two speakers who have approached the same question from opposite ends: what a person actually is beneath the story they have been told about themselves."

Philosopher Acharya Prashant and Professor Jonathan Birch held a public dialogue on animal consciousness and the environment at the London School of Economics on Friday evening. A packed Hong Kong Theatre broke into sustained applause as the session got underway. Titled "Animal Consciousness and the Environment: Insights from Science and Vedanta," the dialogue drew students, researchers, faculty and members of the public.

"The Acharya Prashant app is now at 5 million downloads on Google Play with a 5.0-star rating on nearly 40,000 reviews, in a category that is mostly about guided breathing and motivational audio. The app, built by the PrashantAdvait Foundation, is built instead around unscripted philosophical inquiry, and the milestone comes at the same time as another anniversary: it is exactly two years since the Foundation held the largest online examination ever on the Bhagavad Gita on June 24, 2024, which the India Book of Records recognised. "

Renowned philosopher and bestselling author Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after presenting eloquently on Indian philosophy, Vedanta and Upanishads at renowned global forums like Oxford University, Cambridge University and the UK Parliament. A large crowd gathered at Indira Gandhi International Airport to greet him with the tricolor, welcome messages, and congratulatory letters.

Renowned philosopher and bestselling author Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after presenting eloquently on Indian philosophy, Vedanta and Upanishads at renowned global forums like Oxford University, Cambridge University and the UK Parliament. A large crowd gathered at Indira Gandhi International Airport to greet him with the tricolor, welcome messages, and congratulatory letters.

Renowned philosopher and bestselling author Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after presenting eloquently on Indian philosophy, Vedanta and Upanishads at renowned global forums like Oxford University, Cambridge University and the UK Parliament. A large crowd gathered at Indira Gandhi International Airport to greet him with the tricolor, welcome messages, and congratulatory letters.

Renowned philosopher and bestselling author Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after presenting eloquently on Indian philosophy, Vedanta and Upanishads at renowned global forums like Oxford University, Cambridge University and the UK Parliament. A large crowd gathered at Indira Gandhi International Airport to greet him with the tricolor, welcome messages, and congratulatory letters.

Renowned philosopher and bestselling author Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after presenting eloquently on Indian philosophy, Vedanta and Upanishads at renowned global forums like Oxford University, Cambridge University and the UK Parliament. A large crowd gathered at Indira Gandhi International Airport to greet him with the tricolor, welcome messages, and congratulatory letters.

Philosopher Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after a landmark leg of his United Kingdom tour that took him to the platforms of Oxford University, Cambridge and the UK Parliament, where he placed the teachings of Vedanta and Indian Philosophy at the centre of global discourse on some of the defining questions of our times.

Philosopher Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after a landmark leg of his United Kingdom tour that took him to the platforms of Oxford University, Cambridge and the UK Parliament, where he placed the teachings of Vedanta and Indian Philosophy at the centre of global discourse on some of the defining questions of our times.

Nearly 145 years after Max Muller carried the Isha Upanishad to Oxford as a scholarly object, Acharya Prashant returned it to the same university as a living teaching — arguing, in the very building where economics and policy are taught, that no external solution can resolve humanity's crises without first examining the consuming ego that drives them.

In 1879, Professor Max Muller carried the Ishavasya Upanishad to the West, publishing its first English translation through Oxford University Press as the opening volume of the 'Sacred Books of the East'. Nearly a century and a half later, an Indian philosopher has arrived at the same university to return the text to its living meaning.

On June 8, at the lecture theatre in Oxford University's Manor Road Building, Acharya Prashant delivered a detailed philosophical session on the second verse of the Isha Upanishad. The session drew a varied audience, including Oxford students and research scholars from the UK, Europe and the United States. Its central question was, "Who is the actor?"

In 1879, Professor Max Muller carried the Ishavasya Upanishad to the West, publishing its first English translation through Oxford University Press as the opening volume of the ‘Sacred Books of the East’. Nearly a century and a half later, an Indian philosopher has arrived at the same university to return the text to its living meaning. On June 8, at the lecture theatre in Oxford University's Manor Road Building, Acharya Prashant delivered a detailed philosophical session on the second verse of the Isha Upanishad.

In a tour that has placed an Indian philosopher on the stage of some of Britain’s most prestigious intellectual and policy stages, Acharya Prashant has spent the past week carrying a climate message to capacity audiences at the Cambridge Union, in a one-on-one dialogue with a British peer of the realm, in public sessions that have drawn British audiences well beyond the Indian community, and across a sequence of upcoming engagements at Oxford, the London School of Economics, King’s College London, and London Climate Action Week.

In a tour that has placed an Indian philosopher on the stage of some of Britain's most prestigious intellectual and policy stages, Acharya Prashant has spent the past week carrying a climate message to capacity audiences at the Cambridge Union, in a one-on-one dialogue with a British peer of the realm, in public sessions that have drawn British audiences well beyond the Indian community, and across a sequence of upcoming engagements at Oxford, the London School of Economics, King's College London, and London Climate Action Week.

In a tour that has placed an Indian philosopher on the stage of some of Britain’s most prestigious intellectual and policy stages, Acharya Prashant has spent the past week carrying a climate message to capacity audiences at the Cambridge Union, in a one-on-one dialogue with a British peer of the realm, in public sessions that have drawn British audiences well beyond the Indian community, and across a sequence of upcoming engagements at Oxford, the London School of Economics, King’s College London, and London Climate Action Week.

Philosopher and bestselling author Acharya Prashant delivered a thought-provoking address at the prestigious Cambridge Union, urging global leaders, academics and policymakers to look beyond technology and policy solutions when addressing climate change and societal challenges.

Acharya Prashant Speaks at the Historic Cambridge Union, Emphasizing Inner Life as the Key to Resolving Humanity's Gravest Challenges

Philosopher and author Acharya Prashant addressed a packed audience at the University of Cambridge on Friday in a fireside chat at the historic Cambridge Union, arguing that humanity's gravest crises, climate change foremost among them, cannot be resolved by technology or policy alone because their root lies not in the external world but in the unexamined inner life of human beings. The audience response was overwhelming; seats were fully booked even before the day arrived.

Philosopher and author Acharya Prashant addressed a packed audience at the University of Cambridge on Friday in a fireside chat at the historic Cambridge Union, arguing that humanity's gravest crises, climate change foremost among them, cannot be resolved by technology or policy alone because their root lies not in the external world but in the unexamined inner life of human beings.

At the Cambridge Union — a stage shared by Churchill and Hawking — Acharya Prashant made the case that climate change is not a carbon problem but a human psychology problem. His challenge to the room: humanity has tried science, growth, and technology, but never 'mass education of the self.' That, he argued, is the one variable every global summit has left off the agenda.

Among an exceptional roster of distinguished speakers drawn from politics, diplomacy, and industry, Acharya Prashant was the sole philosopher on the programme and was accorded the longest speaking slot of the day, a distinction that underscored the organisers’ intent to place questions of inner life at the centre of a gathering otherwise defined by external power.

Acharya Prashant addressed a packed audience at the University of Cambridge on Friday in a fireside chat at the historic Cambridge Union, arguing that humanity’s gravest crises, climate change foremost among them, cannot be resolved by technology or policy alone because their root lies not in the external world but in the unexamined inner life of human beings. The audience response was overwhelming; seats were fully booked even before the day arrived.

The article features Truth Without Apology by Acharya Prashant as part of a summer 2026 reading list. The book is described as a collection of penetrating reflections on identity, ego, desire, and relationships, aimed at challenging readers to examine their deepest beliefs. It positions itself as a bold, uncompromising work for those willing to confront hard truths rather than seek comfort or reassurance.

Acharya Prashant will speak at the Cambridge Union on 30 May 2026 during the Cambridge India Business Dialogue, discussing Indian contemplative traditions and their relevance to climate change, inequality, and global responsibility.

"Acharya Prashant entered the 2026 Watkins list at Rank 20, among top new entrants, as the data-led ranking tracking global digital visibility places his organic, Hindi philosophical content alongside media-heavy figures like Deepak Chopra and Joe Rogan."

"Acharya Prashant captivated AIIMS Rishikesh, dissecting human restlessness, gender identity, and the ego through Ishavasya Upanishad. He challenged doctors to question borrowed purposes and find true liberation beyond societal constructs, offering a profound philosophical inquiry into consciousness."

What does the rise of AI reveal about the people using it? Philosopher-author Acharya Prashant has been asking this question consistently, across packed public sessions including at IITs, IISc, BITS, UC Berkeley and others. His most concise formulation: the threat is not artificial intelligence, but artificial living.

In an age of algorithms, hustle culture and constant comparison, the Bhagwad Gita offers Gen Z clarity, emotional resilience and purposeful action. Its timeless message of focusing on right action over obsessive results provides a practical framework for navigating anxiety, ambition and identity.

"On April 14, Acharya Prashant received a death threat. It arrived through a YouTube account, explicitly worded, in direct response to a video in which he had spoken in honour of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar on Ambedkar Jayanti. Within a day of the news spreading, two hashtags, #WeStandWithAP and #EnsureSafetyforAP, climbed to the top two positions on X's India trending list, displacing sports and entertainment."

"India’s parliament debated, procedurally maneuvered, and ultimately failed to pass a constitution amendment bill on women’s parliamentary reservation last week. For philosopher and author Acharya Prashant, the defeat is beside the point."

Acharya Prashant questions women’s reservation in Parliament, arguing real empowerment lies in education, economic independence, and social change beyond symbolic political representation.

"Acharya Prashant is a spiritual leader and author who is known for his fearless stance on religion and society."

"New Delhi- Indian philosopher and spiritual teacher Acharya Prashant has received a new death threat after making positive comments honouring Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. The incident has caused worry among his followers, and his organisation has started legal proceedings against those involved."

Renowned philosopher and author Acharya Prashant has received a fresh death threat following his recent remarks in honour of Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar, triggering concern among his supporters and prompting his foundation to initiate legal action.

Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology will host its annual technical festival AXIS’26 from April 10 to 12 on campus, bringing together students, tech enthusiasts and experts from across the country. Spiritual teacher Acharya Prashant will speak on Saturday.

AXIS’26, the annual technical festival of Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology (VNIT), Nagpur, will be held from April 10 to 12 on the institute’s campus. Recognised as one of Central India’s prominent student-driven technical festivals, the event is expected to attract participation from students, academicians, industry professionals and technology enthusiasts from across the country.Acharya Prashant, Indian Philosopher and author, will be the guest of honour of the event to be held on April 11.

At the Dehradun Book Festival 2026, underway here, the interactive session of globally renowned philosopher and author Acharya Prashant emerged as the biggest attraction. Amid various literary events, his address stood out for the depth of ideas and clarity of thought.

The second day of the Doon Book Festival 2026 witnessed the grand inauguration of the 'Doon Lit Fest,' featuring a series of discussions on various dimensions of literature and society. The inaugural ceremony was graced by several eminent guests, including Shri Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’, former Union Minister of Education and former Chief Minister of Uttarakhand, renowned pediatrician Padmashree Dr. R.K. Jain, Chairman of National Book Trust, India, Professor Milind Sudhakar Marathe and Shri Aman Bansal, Vice President of Dev Bhoomi University.

"Each of the four venues drew a distinct audience: engineering students at NIT, medical professionals at AIIMS, a cross-section of the general public at the civic auditorium, and bookstore visitors at PVR. Across all four, the format involved no prepared address and no pre-screened questions. The Raipur visit was his first in Chhattisgarh. His national tour continues with planned sessions in Delhi-NCR and Nagpur."

The IIT Delhi Alumni Association (IITDAA) successfully hosted the IITD Alumni Leadership Conclave 2026 on Saturday, 21 March 2026, at Hyatt Regency, New Delhi. The Conclave brought together over 400+ IIT Delhi alumni, including CXOs, thinkers, founders, policymakers, investors, and business and technology leaders, for an evening of insightful dialogue and collaboration, engaging the wider network of 65,000+ global alumni

"The 60 million milestone was not produced by virality. It is the accumulated weight of thousands of sessions, each one unscripted, each one placing the philosophy under live examination by audiences ranging from doctoral researchers to first-generation college students."

A powerful dialogue with Acharya Prashant at IIT Delhi Alumni Leadership Conclave 2026. Rethinking technology, ambition, and the mind behind progress.

Tiwari said the campaign was inspired by a recent post by Acharya Prashant, Indian philosopher, spiritual teacher, and a celebrated alumni of IIT Delhi and IIM Ahmedabad. Acharya Prashant’s commentary highlighted how male preference can create a dangerous imbalance in society, reinforcing patriarchy and sexism across generations and how this problem has now migrated with the diaspora even to the UK.

"What unfolded between August 2025 and February 2026 was not a typical speaking tour. It was an extended national engagement that traversed the country's most demanding intellectual institutions and most visible public platforms. Acharya Prashant spoke at 13 IITs, several IIMs and IISc. The pattern was unmistakable. The institutions most committed to rational enquiry were not resistant to philosophical dialogue. They were actively inviting it."

"One rarely asks the deeper question: if Holika is burned every year, why is she not finished? If she burned once, why does she return, reliably, year after year, as though the fire had touched only the wood and never reached the principle she represents? The answer is hidden in the story we think we know but may never have truly read."

"Netravalkar represented India at the 2010 Under-19 World Cup and later played domestic cricket for Mumbai. He is also an alumnus of Cornell University, an Ivy League institution. He has been a student of the Gita Mission for the past two years, a systematic course of live scripture study taught by Acharya Prashant on the Acharya Prashant app."

"A Google Trends comparison for YouTube Search worldwide, tracked from 2008 to the present, reveals a striking pattern. Search interest in the Bhagavad Gita has remained strong over the years. But since 2020, the curve has pushed noticeably above its historical baseline into a more sustained upward range. During the same period, YouTube searches for "Acharya Prashant" have risen steadily to their highest recorded levels."

“When Prashant Advait Foundation removed all fees from its Bhagavad Gita programme at the start of the New Year for over one million people, the decision carried an explicit risk. In the weeks since, the scope of free access has been expanded, taking the total reach to over 1.2 million people, including an additional 200,000 beyond the original New Year offer.”

On the occasion of Mahashivratri, philosopher and author Acharya Prashant presented a special theatrical performance that masterfully blended profound knowledge, artistic expression, and deep spirituality.

"On the eve of Mahashivratri, the grand auditorium of Gautam Buddha University was packed to capacity. Hundreds of people sat on the floor when chairs ran out. Thousands who had arrived from across India and abroad witnessed a new side of Acharya Prashant — that of an accomplished actor."

“On the occasion of Mahashivratri, philosopher and author Acharya Prashant presented a special theatrical performance that masterfully blended profound knowledge, artistic expression, and deep spirituality.”

"Acharya Prashant has been ranked as the World’s No. 1 Philosopher in Nubia Magazine's list of the ‘Top 10 Best and Famous Philosophers in the World 2026’, above many known global academic faces."

"Right after the formal speeches, the festival made space for its first major highlight of the night: Acharya Prashant engaging audiences in a deeply charged conversation about “Truth Without Apology”, setting expectations high for the sessions to come. The first day concluded with a special session by Acharya Prashant. A large number of people attended the session and listened to him attentively."

The festival will host a star-studded lineup of speakers such as Sachin Pilgaonkar, Mrunal Kulkarni, and Acharya Prashant. With free entry, special exhibitions honouring Mario Miranda, and workshops for children, the event aims to foster a vibrant reading culture across the state. The festival will conclude on Sunday.

"Alcheringa 2026 will include panel discussions and interactive sessions. Listed speakers include Acharya Prashant, Pooja Gor, Shourya Chakra awardees Kaushal Kashyap and Kaushalendra Singh, and Abhishek Singh, a former IAS officer and Advisor to the Governor of West Bengal. These sessions are planned around themes of culture, creativity, and contemporary thought."

“On the occasion of India's 77th Republic Day, philosopher and author Acharya Prashant said that our nationalism is neither Jinnah's nor Hitler's nor that of the Balkans. That kind of nationalism is violent. But our nationalism does not demand enemies. The nationalism enshrined in our Constitution is beneficial for the entire world."

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"On the occasion of India's 77th Republic Day, philosopher and author Acharya Prashant said that the idea of a Republic cannot be reduced to a Constitutional structure alone and that the strength of the nation ultimately depends on the inner awakening of its citizens."

"One of the highlights of the summit was an interactive session with Acharya Prashant, which organisers said added a philosophical dimension to the discussions and encouraged participants to reflect more deeply on purpose, ambition and responsibility."

On January 16, Acharya Prashant’s first Patna dialogue at the historic Bapu Auditorium near Gandhi Maidan proved unforgettable. The programme ran far beyond its scheduled time and concluded nearly four hours later. Despite the biting cold, close to five thousand listeners remained seated until late at night.

"On January 16, Acharya Prashant’s first Patna dialogue at the historic Bapu Auditorium near Gandhi Maidan proved unforgettable. The programme ran far beyond its scheduled time and concluded nearly four hours later. Despite the biting cold, close to five thousand listeners remained seated until late at night. After the session, a kilometre-long queue formed for book signings and continued past midnight. Thousands of attendees received signed copies of Truth Without Apology and other books."

"On January 16, Acharya Prashant’s first Patna dialogue at the historic Bapu Auditorium near Gandhi Maidan proved unforgettable. The programme ran far beyond its scheduled time and concluded nearly four hours later. Despite the biting cold, close to five thousand listeners remained seated until late at night. After the session, a kilometre-long queue formed for book signings and continued past midnight."

"Acharya Prashant's historic session in Patna on January 16 has ignited a nationwide wave of spiritual renaissance. From Bapu Sabhagar to IIT Patna, thousands braved the biting cold to immerse themselves in wisdom and philosophy, signaling a monumental shift in India's intellectual landscape. Leading media houses across the country covered this unprecedented surge and ideological revolution."

Former CJI DY Chandrachud, spiritual thinker Acharya Prashant, journalist-author Rahul Pandita, cultural commentator Shalini Passi and novelist Rahul Bhattacharya will be among the speakers at the 14th edition of the Delhi Literature Festival (DLF), beginning February 6.

"Bhubaneswar witnessed a profound awakening as eminent philosopher and author Acharya Prashant addressed a packed house of medical students from IMS-SOA and NIFT Bhubaneswar. This session was jointly organised by both institutes."

"PrashantAdvait Foundation has announced free Gita session enrollments for one million people to mark the New Year, transforming what was already one of the world’s most affordable structured programmes for wisdom literature into an entirely free offering for anyone willing to engage. The initiative extends access to everyone who has been associated with the Foundation over the past decade. Going forward, anyone can join simply by downloading the Acharya Prashant app. There is no paywall, no premium tier, no catch."

Acharya Prashant challenges both traditional and modern narratives of women’s empowerment, arguing through Advaita Vedanta that true freedom lies beyond body and gender identity. His work critiques cultural conditioning, feminism centred on men, and calls self-knowledge the foundation of real empowerment.

"As Acharya Prashant's car prepared to depart after his session, people lined both sides of the road for over a kilometre. Children, students, couples, elderly citizens, all waiting to greet him, holding out books for signing, requesting photographs, or simply wanting to express gratitude."

"Philosophy sessions in engineering campuses are not new. What is new is a 1500 seater auditorium overflowing thirty minutes before start time, students sitting on staircases, and interactions stretching to seven hours because nobody wants to leave."

"IISc is fundamentally a research institution. Its doctoral scholars and scientists question assumptions, demand evidence and subject ideas to relentless scrutiny."

"At the heart of PAF's work sits the Gita Mission, arguably the world's largest structured programme for the study of wisdom literature"

The philosophy-based title continues its strong momentum with #1 rankings across multiple categories, marking a rare crossover success in reflective non-fiction.

Life appears full of conflicting possibilities because the mind itself is full of conflicting tendencies. We do not really know what we stand for, or from where our wants arise.

"Acharya Prashant advocates for caste equality by drawing from Vedantic philosophy and engaging deeply with Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's legacy, promoting dignity for all."

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"DR. ANJOR BHASKAR: Thank you to all of you for being here this late evening, spending your time with us. Doctor Ambedkar, the chief architect of our constitution, has famously said that democracy in India "

"What places him at the top is the consistency with which he turns attention inward: toward the structures of fear, desire, conditioning, and confusion that shape human action. Whether discussing climate collapse, youth direction, superstition, or women’s empowerment, he stresses that most external crises have roots in the mind. Initiatives like Operation 2030, his recent national bestseller book Truth Without Apology, and his extensive university dialogues reflect a philosophical approach grounded in ancient clarity yet unmistakably contemporary in relevance."

"IIT Kharagpur witnessed a sight rarely seen in its storied history. By 5:30 PM, half an hour before the scheduled start of philosopher and national bestselling author Acharya Prashant’s session."

Most self-help starts with a wrong idea: that the 'I' we live with is real, permanent, and worth defending.

"In a sense, Flipkart’s listing represents the most democratic phase of the book’s journey so far. Nielsen measured retail sales; Crossword reflected bookstore visibility; but Flipkart captures the pulse of the everyday reader: across metros, towns, and tier-2 cities where Flipkart’s network runs deepest. For a work that asks readers to examine their lives with unsparing honesty, the fact that it is finding resonance in these wide circles tells its own story."

"PrashantAdvait Foundation, in collaboration with Crossword Bookstores, held a series of book signing events across several locations in Hyderabad"

"After a strong online debut and a Nielsen #1 in its second week, Acharya Prashant’s Truth Without Apology is now making its presence felt in stores as well, featuring in Crossword’s nationwide Top 30 non-fiction list."

"The trajectory of Truth Without Apology has been striking. Released in early September, it entered Amazon’s overall Top 3 on day one and quickly secured the #1 slot in categories such as philosophy, metaphysics, and personal transformation, holding those positions for much of its first month. The Nielsen ranking now confirms that momentum beyond the online marketplace, placing the book firmly in the national spotlight."

"Most spiritual organizations expand by acquiring land, building centers, and drawing people in. The PrashantAdvait Foundation has taken a very different route."

"Over the past week Hyderabad has hosted a different kind of conversation. Not policy, not film releases, but clarity, self-awareness, and the role of self-education in a noisy age. "

"The event commenced with a warm welcome from Principal Dr. Reddy, who expressed heartfelt gratitude to Acharya Prashant for taking time out of his academic outreach to engage with the university’s vibrant student community."

“At a time when lighter reads dominate the market, Truth Without Apology shows that readers are seeking substance, clarity, and ideas that challenge rather than console. Readers have called it 'literally life-changing,' 'piercing,' and 'a book that forces you to pause and reflect."

"Truth Without Apology is a book that refuses to sugarcoat. It moves across the central questions of existence like fear and desire, love and dependence, freedom and action, suffering and self-deception,"

"Truth Without Apology by Acharya Prashant delivers unfiltered clarity in a world filled with illusions. The book challenges readers to confront life without pretenses and embark on a journey of courage."

"Truth Without Apology is a book that refuses to sugarcoat. It moves across the central questions of existence like fear and desire, love and dependence, freedom and action, suffering and self-deception, without softening the edges."

Hosted by HarperCollins and covered extensively by national media including PTI, ANI, IANS and The Pioneer, the evening included the launch ceremony followed by an intense interactive session with Acharya Ji.

Hosted by HarperCollins and covered extensively by national media including PTI, ANI, IANS and The Pioneer, the evening included the launch ceremony followed by an intense interactive session with Acharya Ji.

"New Delhi, Sep 7: As relentless rains batter North India, philosopher and author Acharya Prashant has called the devastation “a mirror to our misplaced idea of progress”."

"Teachers' Day should not just be about flowers on a desk. It should be about freeing the next generation from ignorance and fear. If that does not happen, then every day becomes a funeral of education. We may produce engineers, doctors, and executives, but without wisdom, they only build higher prisons for themselves."

"The Bhagavad Gita is more than philosophy; it is a call to act with clarity. Today, several teachers bring its wisdom online, each linking it in some way to social good. Yet the depth of that connection differs."

"ndia’s climate debate is no longer confined to reports and negotiations. It is being driven forward by people who have made the crisis impossible to ignore: through fasts in the mountains, petitions in court, street protests, and years of policy research."

"On India’s toughest campuses, where equations, experiments, and deadlines usually set the tone, another kind of voice has quietly taken root. It is the voice of Acharya Prashant."

"When Swami Vivekananda stood before the Chicago Parliament of Religions in 1893, he carried more than a speech. He carried India’s call to awaken from centuries of weakness and rediscover its essence."

"The timeless wisdom of Vedanta has now entered millions of Indian homes as Doordarshan begins broadcasting Acharya Prashant’s discourses on its flagship channel, DD National."

"Acharya Prashant’s account (@acharya_prashant_ap) now has more than 9.4 million followers, making him India’s most followed philosophical voice on the platform."

"Scroll through Facebook in India today and you’ll notice something striking: spirituality has carved out a very visible corner of the digital space. What once meant visiting an ashram or attending a discourse now often begins with a short video clip in your feed."

"The choice of multiplexes as venues became a story in itself. Spaces usually associated with films and entertainment turned, for a day, into quiet halls of reflection."

“If you truly love animals, your first fight must be against climate change — for forests, clean rivers, and the protection of habitats. A species can go extinct without being hunted; destroying its home is enough. We must think of the millions of species we may soon never see.”

"More than 1,000 species in India are critically endangered or vulnerable, and hundreds to thousands of species vanish globally each day due to human activity. If you truly love animals, your first fight must be against climate change – and for forests, clean rivers, and the protection of habitats."

"Across cultures and centuries, there is one thing that hasn’t changed much: when we talk about women, we almost always end up talking about their bodies. Whether in public statements on modesty, judgements on 'purity,' or expectations around chastity, it’s the same story in different clothes."

"NEW DELHI: (Aug 6) Philosopher and author Acharya Prashant has expressed concerns about irregularities in the recent SSC exams, calling them “a symptom of cultural decay”."

"If years of effort are wasted, the student asks, is this nation fair? Will honesty help me, or cheap hacks and crookedness? His inner locus of control breaks. He starts believing that luck, contacts, and sycophancy matter more than sincerity.”

"Across many public and religious forums today, one can still hear outdated notions regarding women's roles and value."

"During the 2024 Lok Sabha campaign, both Congress and BJP posted a clip of Acharya Prashant's NDTV interview on their official X handles, which went viral. On same lines, Bihar Congress recently shared his video on its official X handle. It featured part of his speech on Mahatma Gandhi. This is one of several instances where his messages have found space in political conversations. While political parties and media outlets sometimes refer to his statements, Acharya Prashant maintains that he carries no partisan leanings."

"We live in an age where five-minute motivational videos, shallow quotes and breathing exercises are often sold as 'spiritual content' for huge costs. Meanwhile, PAF is offering hundreds of original books, video courses, and live events like the flagship Gita Samagam, for prices so low, they often seem unreal."

"Punjab is staring down a looming ecological disaster, as relentless paddy cultivation pushes the state closer to desertification, warns Acharya Prashant, founder of the PrashantAdvait Foundation."

"In spiritual circles, we often hear about personal growth, stress relief, and calming of thoughts. Rarely does anyone bring up our daily treatment of animals. But one spiritual teacher has made it a key part of his work"

"At a time when spirituality is often reduced to motivational fluff or rebranded as wellness advice, Acharya Prashant’s writing is something else entirely. Similar to the great masters of the past, like Swami Vivekananda, J. Krishnamurti and Nisargadatta Maharaj, his words are not tailored to comfort the reader but to shake them out of slumber. Yet, what sets him apart is the sheer volume and accessibility of his work. While most spiritual teachers left behind a handful of key books, Acharya Prashant is creating a legacy that spans hundreds of titles, each pointing, in its own way, to the same inner revolution."

"Acharya Prashant is one individual who speaks with a unique form of honesty in an era when spirituality is frequently muddled with flowery language or odd customs. He doesn't make things seem nice or urge you to believe everything he says. He asks you to think for yourself instead. According to him, spirituality should be about having a clear perspective rather than blindly adhering to traditions just because they are traditional or well-liked."

"Operation 2030 is not another petition or street march. It is a call to stop and look within. The idea is simple yet sharp: if we do not understand our own wants and fears, no rule or gadget will save the Earth. Acharya Prashant says that most of us live in a mental fog. We buy, travel, and compete without asking what we truly need. Out of that confusion, we harm soil, water, and air. Clear the fog, he says, and wiser choices follow on their own."

“Most movements talk of rights and recognition. But Acharya Prashant, rooted in Vedanta, questions the very idea of identity. He doesn’t say women should be equal to men — he says: ‘You are not the body at all.’ And if you are not the body, what is male or female? For many women, this message offers something deeper than social equality — it offers freedom from centuries of roles, expectations, and imposed worth. The real revolution, he insists, is not external but inward: a discovery of who you are, beyond all labels.”

"The campaign is bringing to attention the fact that the world has already crossed the 1.5°C temperature rise that earlier global agreements had marked as a red line. It points out that we’re now seeing averages that touch 1.75°C—and that this has serious consequences. According to the campaign, once the temperature crosses a certain point, there are feedback effects in nature—like melting ice or dried forests—which make the problem worse on their own, even if emissions stop."

“On June 5, 2025, at the World Environment Expo in Greater Noida, the PrashantAdvait Foundation was recognised as the Best Animal Welfare Organisation. The award acknowledged the Foundation’s work in protecting animals—efforts that include helping over 1 million animals and encouraging more than 50,000 families to move away from animal-based products.”

“Today, his reach, his impact can be summed up in one word: Phenomenal! As a bestselling author – he has authored over 160 books. The freely accessible library of over 10,000 of his teachings is a veritable treasure trove of wisdom. He has truly changed the face of spiritual wisdom – making it more convenient, more available.”

On International Yoga Day , Acharya Prashant challenged the mainstream view of yoga as just a wellness practice, highlighting instead its profound and transformative roots in the Bhagavad Gita.

On the occasion of International Day of Yoga, spiritual teacher and philosopher Acharya Prashant received widespread acclaim across the country for his transformative discourse titled "Yoga in the Light of the Bhagavad Gita."

"While addressing the audience at PVR-INOX in Goa on the topic 'Yoga in the Light of the Bhagavad Gita', he stated that yoga is not a means of relief, but a call to revolution. The event, jointly organised by the PrashantAdvait Foundation and PVR-INOX, was simultaneously broadcast in over 40 cinemas across India — from Mumbai and Gurgaon to Patna and Bhopal. His bold message: 'Yoga is not a set of postures. It is a state of poise. It’s not a technique, it is truth lived.' "

"Yoga is not relief, but revolution. It begins where your excuses end. You cannot be in yoga and continue to live as you were"

In a historic first, Acharya Prashant, renowned philosopher and bestselling author, addressed the nation on the theme ‘Yoga in the Light of the Bhagavad Gita’, delivering his message live from Goa to over 40 cinema halls across India.

"Operation 2030 is aimed towards developing a deep understanding of how the cycle of human restlessness, followed by endless consumption in the hope of mitigating that restlessness, has led to the current climatic catastrophe. The effort aims to create a generation of individuals who are not only informed, but also inwardly clear and courageous enough to lead meaningful change."

"PrashantAdvait Foundation is a leading spiritual organization whose mission is to aid in establishing clarity in human life by propagating the authentic teachings of Vedanta and other wisdom traditions of the world. The Foundation's digital and education-first approaches, combined with extensive outreach initiatives, continue the process of bridging timeless philosophies to the contemporary mind, helping to make age-old concepts easy to digest and relevant to today's real-life challenges."

"The India Book of Records noted that the event saw the highest number of participants in an online examination on the Bhagavad Gita. This achievement set a world record. The exam aimed to check the practical application of the Gita’s teachings in our daily life. The participants came from a variety of ages, backgrounds and different parts of the world. The exam lays less emphasis on checking academic rigor and instead seeks to instill practical applicability of scriptures in life and inspires deep reflection on spiritual texts, the organizers said."

The Prashant Advait Foundation (PAF) received the “Best Animal Welfare Organisation” Award in recognition of its work saving over a million animals and fostering compassion through spiritual clarity. The award honours the Foundation’s unmatched work in 2024 in promoting compassionate living and directly saving the lives of more than a million animals via awareness campaigns.

Acharya Prashant, born Prashant Tripathi, is one such man who gave everything up and is now an author and an Advaita teacher who teaches 17 forms of the Gita and 60 forms of the Upanishads. Acharya Prashant also founded the non-profit organisation named Prashant Advait Foundation and is an animal rights activist.

Renowned philosopher and author, Acharya Prashant, on Thursday, condoled the loss of lives in the Bengaluru stampede and said that the incident should not have happened.

Acharya Prashant, world-renowned philosopher and author, has made an impassioned call encouraging people to refrain from animal sacrifice and instead learn the real message, which calls for the sacrifice of selfish desires.

Philosopher and author Acharya Prashant was conferred the prestigious ‘Most Impactful Environmentalist’ award on the occasion of World Environment Day on Thursday.

On World Environment Day, June 5, the Green Society of India honoured world-renowned philosopher and author Acharya Prashant with the prestigious "Most Impactful Environmentalist" award.

Philosopher and author Acharya Prashant was conferred the prestigious ‘Most Impactful Environmentalist’ award on the occasion of World Environment Day on Thursday.

The recognition was given for his distinctive approach in merging spiritual insight with environmental consciousness and for motivating millions to lead more sustainable lives.

Philosopher and author Acharya Prashant was conferred the prestigious ‘Most Impactful Environmentalist’ award on the occasion of World Environment Day on Thursday.

The sixth edition of the World Environment Expo (WEE 2025) was formally inaugurated on wednesday at the India Expo Center, Greater Noida, by Delhi Minister of Industries, Food and Supplies, and Environment, Forest and Wildlife Manjunder Singh Sirsa in the presence of leading policymakers, sustainability experts, and global industry representatives.

"How a modern philosopher echoes the timeless wisdom of spiritual giants—not in imitation, but in original depth."

"In a searing indictment of the global community's failure to confront the climate emergency, renowned philosopher and author Acharya Prashant has warned that humanity has already crossed a critical threshold in global warming. Launching Operation 2030, he called for urgent public sensitisation, declaring that "we are in the most dangerous phase that history has ever known."

Renowned author and founder of the PrashantAdvait Foundation, Acharya Prashant, recently discussed the significance of Operation 2030 during the launch of the book 'Decoding Success'.

"Renowned philosopher and author Acharya Prashant has launched ‘Operation 2030’, a spiritual mission with an aim of awakening the youth to the urgent threat of climate change."

With India carrying out precision strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan and PoJK in response to the Pahalgam terror attack, author and Advaita teacher Acharya Prashant has said that there are times when the right response can be in the form of inflicting damage on someone who is not ready to understand any other language.

"With India carrying out precision strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan and PoJK in response to the Pahalgam terror attack, author and Advaita teacher Acharya Prashant has said that there are times when the right response can be in the form of inflicting damage on someone who is not ready to understand any other language."

"Navbharat - Acharya Prashant delivered an important message regarding the caste census: Acharya Prashant stated that if the caste census is utilized to identify marginalized communities for more accurate and efficient policy-making, then it is a good step."

"Renowned Spiritual Teacher and founder of PrashantAdvait Foundation Acharya Prashant on Friday said that reservations are meant for the empowerment of the people. He also advised that any empowered person who is in position to help others should stop taking it and start helping others."

The Tribune - "Good, if data used for effective policy making," Acharya Prashant calls for using caste census for affirmative action: Speaking with ANI, he said, "Like any action, it depends on intention here. Caste census simply means collecting more data, and data is neither forward nor backwards, nor good nor bad. It depends on what you intend to do with the data. If you want to identify the marginalised group in a better way so that more accurate and efficient policy making can happen, then it is a good step."

In a recent article by The Print, Acharya Prashant highlighted the importance of the caste census for effective policy-making during an interview following his 3-hour-long talk at Kirori Mal College, Delhi University. The event marked the 134th birth anniversary of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Acharya Prashant stated, "Data is valuable only when used to uplift the underprivileged, not to perpetuate divisions. The caste census should guide affirmative action policies aimed at creating equity." He cautioned against its misuse, adding, "We must focus on integration, not polarization." His insights emphasized the need for thoughtful and inclusive application of such initiatives.

"Spiritual Teacher and founder of PrashantAdvait Foundation Acharya Prashant on Friday said that data collection is “neither forward nor backward”, adding that it is the intention behind caste census that matters the most."

"Yes. It's that time of the year again when the IIT Delhi Alumni Association celebrates the work and achievements of one of India's most distinguished personalities. In the year 2025, Acharya Prashant has been awarded the Outstanding Contribution to National Development (OCND) award in the unique category of Spiritual and Social Leadership. The Award was presented by Kalpen Shukla, President of the IIT Delhi Alumni Association during a special ceremony at the IIT Delhi's Seminar Hall on April 26th"

Acharya Prashant, the renowned author and founder of PrashantAdvait Foundation, emphasized the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita in the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack, warning terrorists that India, the land of the Gita, will never bow to fanatic ignorance. He stressed the importance of courage, wisdom, and clarity in confronting violence and ignorance.

"Acharya Prashant received the 'Outstanding Contribution to National Development' Award from IIT Delhi Alumni Association for promoting spiritual wisdom and national consciousness through teachings, books, and large-scale initiatives."

Acharya Prashant emphasizes the significance of the Gita in overcoming emotional reactivity and achieving victory in confrontations with irrational forces. Highlighting the need for spiritual values, he asserts that following the right path without fear leads to success. His insights come amidst discussions on national values and responses to terrorism.

"Following the Pahalgam terror attack, renowned author and founder of PrashantAdvait Foundation Acharya Prashant warned terrorists that India is "the land of the Gita," and added that its followers "never stand helpless in front of fanatic ignorance."

"Acharya Prashant's national bestselling books are remarkable for bringing the essence of Gita and Vedanta to the common man in a contemporary and practical way."

Acharya Prashant, eminent philosopher and head of Prashant Advait Foundation, met Madhya Pradesh Governor Mangubhai Patel at Raj Bhavan, Bhopal. During this meeting, he held a detailed discussion on the spread of Indian philosophy, especially Vedanta and Bhagavad Gita and its modern importance.

"The City of Lakes, Bhopal, recently became a beacon for spiritual enlightenment, thanks to the PrashantAdvait Foundation's innovative assemblies. These sessions, held at PVR INOX Aura Mall and the Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT), transformed conventional venues into platforms for profound wisdom. The Foundation's initiative marks a significant shift in the way spiritual sessions are conducted, reaching out to a diverse audience across various settings."

A spiritual phenomenon unfolded in the City of Lakes as the PrashantAdvait Foundation illuminated Bhopal with two diverse assemblies — first at PVR INOX Aura Mall, and then at Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT).

After an extremely successful first session in Bhopal, PVR INOX is now looking forward to hosting more PrashantAdvait Foundation events all over the country.

"Dr. Ambedkar is an enduring symbol of struggle, dignity, and the relentless pursuit of justice. His life was not merely a series of events that were linked with politics or social reform. It was an intellectual, social, and spiritual odyssey."

"The second session organized by PrashantAdvait Foundation addressed Dubai’s dynamic expatriate community. It inspired the audience to recognize the global impact of their everyday choices, reminding them of the huge role each individual plays in taking care of our planet."

"The atmosphere was electric as the discussion unfolded, covering a wide range of thought-provoking topics. From the nuances of freedom of expression and the responsibilities that come with it to the ethical dilemmas posed by artificial intelligence, climate change, and the ever-growing culture of consumerism, Acharya Prashant held the audience in rapt attention. His insights on political delimitation also sparked deep contemplation. Students, faculty, and alumni alike were left spellbound by his ability to simplify complex ideas while making them intensely relevant to today’s world."

"A former student of IIT Delhi and IIM Ahmedabad, Acharya Prashant is a modern Vedanta scholar, philosopher, and prolific author with over 160 books to his name, published by leading houses like Penguin and HarperCollins"

"At the Satya Sanatan Conclave spiritual teacher, Acharya Prashant spoke on the philosophies of life, Vedanta, the importance of Upanishads, religion and the importance of truth."

"Seeking deeper wisdom, Olympian Neeraj Chopra met Acharya Prashant. The talk has gone viral on YouTube with 4 million views. Acharya Prashant highlighted that victory is rst won within, through self-knowledge. Introducing Neeraj to the Bhagavad Gita, the renowned author inspired Neeraj with a challenge saying, "I'm waiting for you to cross not just the 90m, but the 100m mark."

The PrashantAdvait Foundation is on a mission to revitalise India’s reading culture. And their plan to achieve this ambitious goal hedges on a brilliant initiative – a network of volunteer-operated bookstalls. This extensive network across the country gives them the unique distinction of being the organisation with the largest number of book distribution points across India.

"Acharya Ji sharply critiques attempts to centralize power under the pretext of fostering Hindu unity, emphasizing that these efforts often serve individual agendas rather than the true interests of religion. He warns that such centralization creates hierarchies that exploit devotees, turning them into tools for personal gain while steering them away from authentic spiritual inquiry and self-awareness. True spiritual welfare, he argues, lies in empowering individuals to seek truth and wisdom, not in imposing rigid systems that stifle personal freedom, growth and understanding. Due to his critique of distorted religious practices and superstition, Acharya Prashant faces intense backlash from right-wing Hindutva extremists."

"A fake poster falsely accusing Acharya Prashant of calling the Kumbh Mela "superstition" was planted in a calculated effort to tarnish his reputation. The investigation revealed that the claim was fabricated and had no connection to Acharya Ji or his foundation. Mohan Singh, a witness and former soldier, exposed a conspiracy involving fake posters, arson of sacred texts, and attacks on innocent volunteers distributing scriptures like the Gita and Upanishads. This incident is a grave assault on Sanatan Dharma. Acharya Prashant’s work tirelessly upholds Vedantic principles, reviving authentic teachings and exposing dogma clouding the Hindu faith."

"In a recent alarming incident, several media platforms, YouTube channels, and Twitter accounts spread false information about Acharya Prashant. A fabricated poster went viral, falsely claiming that Acharya Prashant had labeled the Kumbh festival as superstition."

Tokyo Olympics gold medalist Neeraj Chopra recently met spiritual leader Acharya Prashant. During the meeting, Neeraj revealed how he first came across Acharya through his “4C Analysis” of India’s Olympic performance—a thought-provoking model that identifies Capital, Culture, Conformity, and Cricket as the core challenges holding Indian athletes back. This spurred Neeraj to dive deeper, and he watched and read more of Acharya Prashant. Soon he found himself inspired to come to meet Acharya Ji face-to-face to discuss not just sports, but the essence of resilience and excellence. The Master and the Champion had a long dialogue lasting almost 2 hours, mesmerising those who were present there to silently witness.

"In 2024, PrashantAdvait Foundation (PAF) achieved a unique milestone by saving one million animals by inspiring 50,000+ families to quit animal-based food. With Acharya Prashant’s wisdom, PAF connects spirituality with animal welfare & fosters compassion & sustainability. Further, the Foundation closed the year by managing to curtail animal sacrifice in the world’s biggest animal sacrifice festival in Nepal."

"With religion slowly becoming a bad and tarnished term for today’s generation, books distributed by PrashantAdvait Foundation have helped in bringing back youngsters to spirituality. These books challenge traditional dogmas and encourage youngsters to question societal norms."

When Neeraj Chopra, India's golden boy and one of the nation's most celebrated athletes, met Acharya Prashant recently, it was a fascinating meeting of two worlds.

Rooted in the understanding that spirituality and animal welfare are intrinsically linked, the Foundation’s strategies are founded on principles of empathy and ethical responsibility.

"The PrashantAdvait Foundation (PAF), guided by Acharya Prashant, is one of the most widely followed spiritual organizations in the world. The foundation is now doing exceptional work in revolutionising animal welfare through an unprecedented blend of spiritual wisdom and strategic intervention. By transforming ancient spiritual principles into modern, actionable strategies, PAF is leading a global movement towards more compassionate treatment of animals."

In a press conference held in Patna, spiritual teacher and author Acharya Prashant joined animal protection organizations Humane Society International/India and People For Animals, to urge devotees to refrain from sacrificing animals during the Gadhimai festival.

"A beacon of truth for a society plagued by superstitions, olden-day traditions, and an unwillingness to change, spiritual leader and philosopher Acharya Prashant is an ardent icon for the cause of rationality and advancement."

ABP Live: The PrashantAdvait Foundation (PAF) is leading a transformative movement to end animal sacrifices at Nepal's Gadhimai festival, promoting compassion and ethical values. Through advocacy and awareness, animal sacrifices have been drastically reduced, reflecting progress in challenging traditional practices. PAF’s unique approach combines spiritual awakening with social responsibility, inspiring millions globally to embrace compassionate living and reconsider outdated traditions. With over 53 million YouTube followers, PAF has emerged as a prominent voice for compassionate living.

Today's youth face mounting mental health challenges amid academic, economic, and social pressures. Developing emotional intelligence, resilience, and a sense of purpose offers vital support. Check out these tips from spiritual teacher Acharya Prashant.

The Times of India article explores the deeper meaning of Dussehra, urging readers to confront their inner Ravana to unveil their true potential, represented by Lord Ram. Acharya Prashant emphasizes that the festival symbolizes the triumph of good over evil within oneself, encouraging introspection and self-improvement. He advocates for overcoming negative traits to discover one's boundless essence. This reflection during Dussehra invites a journey towards personal transformation and spiritual awakening.

The India Today article discusses the significance of International Day of the Girl Child, highlighting the importance of empowering daughters through education and opportunities. Acharya Prashant emphasizes the role of parents in fostering resilience and confidence in their daughters, urging society to challenge gender biases. He advocates for a nurturing environment that encourages girls to pursue their ambitions without limitations.

The Times of India article discusses the significance of Navratri, a festival dedicated to the worship of Goddess Durga. Acharya Prashant emphasizes the festival's spiritual essence, highlighting its lessons in inner strength and resilience. He reflects on the nine forms of the goddess, each representing different virtues and qualities, urging individuals to connect these teachings with their personal journeys. The article underlines Navratri as a time for self-discovery and spiritual awakening, encouraging devotion and discipline during this sacred period.

The cessation of suffering is about recognizing its falsity and stopping the confidence placed in it. Suffering starts with resistance based on self-perception as limited and threatened. Pain is inevitable but suffering is psychological and stems from how individuals internalize and imagine their experiences.

The Jagran article highlights insights from mental health experts on World Mental Health Day, focusing on the issue of "fake depression." Acharya Prashant argues that this phenomenon can be more harmful than genuine depression, as it often trivializes real mental health struggles and can lead to misunderstandings about the nature of depression. He emphasizes the importance of authentic experiences and encourages individuals to seek true understanding and support for mental health issues.

The article from The Times of India discusses the growing criticism of Mahatma Gandhi, arguing that his image is attacked by those seeking to promote a divisive society. It emphasizes that Gandhi's philosophy of empathy and communal harmony is targeted because it opposes their goals. Despite acknowledging his flaws, the author calls for respect toward Gandhi's legacy, highlighting his courage and the significant role he played in India's freedom struggle.

In an article published by The Times of India, Acharya Prashant redefines the meaning of Shradh, emphasizing that it’s not just a ritual but a deeper responsibility to our ancestors. He explains that true honor comes from achieving liberation, fulfilling what our ancestors could not. Acharya Prashant critiques the misconceptions surrounding Shradh, stressing that our focus should be on personal and collective evolution rather than superstitions. Ultimately, Shradh symbolizes a commitment to overcoming ignorance and promoting the well-being of all.

In an article from **Republic World**, a controversy arose over claims of “animal fat” in the laddoos offered at the Tirupati temple, leading to an investigation by the Centre. Andhra Pradesh’s Chief Minister accused the previous administration of using substandard ingredients, which stirred concern among devotees. Acharya Prashant weighed in on the issue, emphasizing the importance of trust in religious practices and the need for selflessness in temple rituals. He called for a deeper examination of the system, highlighting that true religion should be grounded in self-awareness, not emotions or selfish desires.

Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day, Acharya Prashant shared a fresh perspective on life at BITS Pilani, as covered by India.com. He redefined suicide, focusing on unrealized human potential rather than just the physical act. He questioned whether society is complicit in an "existential suicide," where potential is left untapped. Acharya Prashant proposed Samādhi, a transformative state of consciousness, as a lasting solution to existential challenges. The event saw active participation from students and mental health advocates, encouraging deeper reflection on mental health issues.

Acharya Prashant, a renowned spiritual teacher, has achieved a remarkable milestone with over 50 million subscribers, gaining recognition for blending ancient wisdom with modern relevance. Featured in Entrepreneur magazine, his teachings emphasize critical thinking, self-awareness, and conscious living, inspiring individuals to challenge societal norms and embrace personal growth.

Acharya Prashant’s vision for International Literacy Day, published on APN News, expands the traditional understanding of literacy by emphasizing the need for self-awareness alongside basic reading and writing skills. He advocates for integrating both external knowledge and internal self-awareness to foster a more meaningful and fulfilling education system. Through this approach, he suggests that true education should guide individuals not just towards societal success but towards personal growth and ethical understanding.

ANI reports that Acharya Prashant has set a world record for the largest online examination of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita, combining ancient wisdom with modern technology. Organized by the PrashantAdvait Foundation, this event on June 24, 2024, featured a 90-minute exam with 50 MCQs conducted via the Acharya Prashant app. Thousands of students participated globally, and the event was recognized by the India Book of Records as the largest of its kind. This accomplishment showcases Acharya Prashant's innovative approach to spiritual education in the digital era.

In the discourse surrounding sexual violence, Acharya Prashant offers a profound critique of societal attitudes and responses in Absolute India. He critiques the media's tendency to sensationalize rape cases while often neglecting the aspect of murder when both occur. He observes, 'When a very sad tragic case like rape murder happens, rape is being sensationalized and murder seems to be left behind somewhere.' This trend reflects a societal norm where a woman's sexual purity is valued more than her life."

On Shivaram Rajguru's birth anniversary, The Mauve presents Acharya Prashant's unique perspective on the revolutionary's spiritual legacy. While Rajguru is celebrated for his role in India's freedom struggle, Acharya Prashant highlights his deep connection to spiritual wisdom from texts like the Bhagavad Gita, showing how these teachings shaped his actions and courage. This tribute encourages us to explore the link between spiritual insight and revolutionary fervor.

Passionate in Marketing examines the brutal murder of a young doctor in Kolkata, revealing systemic societal failures and ingrained cultural norms. Acharya Prashant provides a critique of how a pleasure-driven mindset perpetuates violence, urging a reevaluation of societal values to combat sexual violence and its underlying ideologies

The tragic murder of a young doctor in Kolkata has exposed deep societal failures and ignited public outrage. Published on Culture Crossroad, Acharya Prashant critiques the pleasure-driven mindset that fuels such violence, urging a profound change in societal attitudes rather than just systemic reform.

The foundation’s team made people aware about translations of the Bhagavadgita, Upanishad, Vedanta written by Acharya Prashant in simple and precise language. Also, the youth were informed that, if one wants to live a simple and systematic life, one has to come to spirituality, because Bhagavadgita is solves all the problems of life.

The National Bulletin: As India celebrates Independence Day, Acharya Prashant, a globally renowned spiritual leader, challenges conventional views of freedom with profound insights. With over 75 million followers, his teachings delve into the essence of true independence, encouraging us to seek liberation not just from external constraints, but from internal limitations as well.

News Heads: On August 12, 2024, International Youth Day will highlight the theme “From Clicks to Progress: Youth Digital Pathways for Sustainable Development.” Acharya Prashant, a revered spiritual leader, showcases how the fusion of ancient wisdom and modern digital tools can inspire youth worldwide to address today’s urgent challenges.

Acharya Prashant, in an article on North East Now, links the Wayanad landslide to ongoing environmental degradation and climate injustice, highlighting its disproportionate impact on the poor. He advocates for a shift in economic models and spiritual awareness to address the root causes of such crises.

In an article published by Tech Bullion, Acharya Prashant, an Indian philosopher and former civil servant, provides a sobering analysis of the cultural pressures and exploitation in the UPSC coaching industry. Reflecting on the recent tragedies involving UPSC aspirants in New Delhi, he highlights the relentless pursuit of civil services and the dire conditions faced by students, shedding light on the broader societal issues fueling this intense phenomenon.

Orissa Post explores the challenges facing spirituality in India, emphasizing commercialization and superstition. Acharya Prashant, through the PrashantAdvait Foundation, addresses these issues by making the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and Vedanta accessible to all. With over 75 million subscribers and a vast online presence, he leads a spiritual revolution, combining ancient wisdom with modern relevance. The foundation also promotes a vegan lifestyle, reflecting his dedication to compassionate living and spiritual growth.

In an insightful interview with popular YouTuber Dhruv Rathee, Acharya Prashant, a celebrated spiritual teacher and philosopher, shared a fresh perspective on spirituality that aligns with today's scientific and logical mindset. Published on News Live, the discussion highlighted his unique approach to blending contemporary spiritual practices with ancient wisdom, offering new ways to address life's fundamental questions.

Pop-diaries highlights Acharya Prashant, a prolific author with over 160 books, achieving a rare balance between quantity and depth. His works, spanning Eastern and Western philosophies, make complex ideas accessible. With 75 million social media followers, he leads the largest online Bhagavad Gita course, inspiring millions globally.

Career India highlights Acharya Prashant as a transformative spiritual leader with over 75 million followers and a significant influence through his teachings on Sanatan Dharma. He leads the world's largest online Bhagavad Gita course and advocates for social issues, including women's rights and veganism, earning accolades such as PETA's 'Most Influential Vegan of India' title in 2022.

On Guru Purnima, One India shares the top 10 quotes by Acharya Prashant, highlighting his profound insights on spirituality and life. Discover his thoughts on the true essence of a Guru, living fully, and the purpose of life in these inspiring quotes.

Acharya Prashant, the world’s most followed spiritual guru, has amassed over 75 million followers on social media by demystifying spirituality and challenging superstition. His teachings emphasize that a true Guru is a state of mind, not a physical entity, and he has significantly impacted women's empowerment and veganism in India.

Acharya Prashant, featured in Business Upturn, inspires global youth with Bhagavad Gita teachings, amassing 50 million YouTube subscribers and 2.5 billion video views. His blend of ancient wisdom and modern insights promotes spirituality, veganism, and women's empowerment.

Acharya Prashant, a renowned Indian philosopher with over 75 million followers, simplifies complex spiritual concepts for the masses. In an interview with Her Zindagi, he discussed women's challenges, including the scrutiny faced by mothers returning from maternity leave. He emphasized the critical role of mothers in a child's long-term development, highlighting societal pressures and the importance of nurturing.

In an article by Silicon India, Acharya Prashant is recognized for his innovative use of high-end technology to spread spiritual teachings and foster social good. Utilizing digital platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram, he has reached over 75 million followers and accumulated 2.5 billion views, making spirituality accessible to millions worldwide. He also offers the world’s largest online course on the Bhagavad Gita, attended by over 35,000 students, showcasing his commitment to leveraging technology for positive change.

Boldsky reports that as Guru Purnima approaches, Acharya Prashant elucidates the true essence of a guru, emphasizing that a guru is a state of mind and not just a physical being. He stresses that anyone or anything aiding in mental clarity can be considered a guru, highlighting the continuous and evolving nature of true guidance.

Acharya Prashant uses his social media influence to highlight the truth about climate change, emphasizing overpopulation as its main driver. He warns that our consumption strains resources, leading to dire consequences like melting glaciers and increasing droughts, and insists climate change results from our collective actions.

Ahmedabad Mirror highlights Acharya Prashant as the leading spiritual guru on YouTube, with over 50 million subscribers and 2.75 billion views. He offers the largest online Bhagavad Gita course, engaging 30,000 students, and recently conducted the most extensive online Gita-based exam. Other influential gurus include Sadhguru, Swami Ramdev, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, and BK Shivani, each with significant followings and contributions to spirituality.

Acharya Prashant, the world's most followed spiritual leader, confronts climate change misinformation head-on, recently calling out Elon Musk on LinkedIn. With over 75 million followers, Acharya Prashant uses his influence to highlight the urgent need for climate action, emphasising overpopulation as a key driver. His teachings, rooted in Vedanta, inspire millions to adopt sustainable living practices and ethical consumption. Read more about this on Mid Day.

Acharya Prashant is making waves by transforming high-level philosophical teachings into accessible wisdom for everyone. His innovative approach bridges ancient Vedanta with contemporary life, empowering individuals across all walks of life. Read more about his transformative work in Lokmat Times.

Acharya Prashant’s YouTube channel reaches a milestone of 50 million subscribers, making it the largest spiritual channel in Asia. His teachings on spirituality, climate change, women empowerment, and animal welfare inspire millions towards conscious living and meaningful change. Read more about his remarkable journey in this article by APN News.

Acharya Prashant, celebrated as a modern genius of ancient wisdom, integrates timeless teachings from the Bhagavad Gita with contemporary issues. This ED Times article delves into his unique approach, exploring how his insights inspire millions to embrace ethical living and spiritual growth in today’s fast-paced world.

Acharya Prashant’s YouTube channel has reached 50 million subscribers, making it Asia’s largest spiritual channel. His teachings tackle critical issues such as climate change, women empowerment, and animal welfare, inspiring millions towards conscious living. Discover more about his impactful journey in this article by BW Wellbeing.

Acharya Prashant rises as YouTube's top spiritual icon with 50 million subscribers, global Bhagavad Gita teachings, and the world's largest spiritual exam on the Gita. Read more about his achievements on Inshorts.

Acharya Prashant's Hindi YouTube channel surpasses 50 million subscribers, establishing him as the top spiritual leader globally on YouTube, reports India News.com. He directs a significant Bhagavad Gita Teaching Program and advocates for animal rights and societal reform through his foundation.

Acharya Prashant's milestone of surpassing 50 million YouTube subscribers emphasizes his global influence as a leading spiritual figure and advocate for societal change. Read more about his journey in this article by Media Brief.

Acharya Prashant advocates for veganism as a path to stop harm to living beings, promoting conscious living and compassion in dietary choices. Read more about his philosophy and teachings in this article by The Philox

In a compelling discussion held in Greater Noida, prominent animal rights advocates Acharya Prashant and Gauri Maulekhi highlighted the urgent need to address animal cruelty and its connection to climate change.

Acharya Prashant and Gauri Maulekhi highlighted the important connection between animal cruelty and climate change and emphasized the imperative of action and awareness. Read more about their insights and work in this article by the Garhwal Post.

In a powerful collaboration, Acharya Prashant and Gauri Maulekhi team up to address the critical issues of animal cruelty and climate change. Their joint advocacy emphasizes the urgent need for global awareness and actionable solutions to foster compassionate and sustainable practices. Read more about their impactful efforts in this CSR Journal feature.

Acharya Prashant critically examines contemporary views on yoga, questioning its commonly held spiritual ideals and exploring its shifting cultural and philosophical significance. His thought-provoking insights offer a fresh perspective on yoga's evolving role in today's world. Read more in this Times Now feature.

Acharya Prashant delves into the role of corporate responsibility in addressing climate challenges, stressing the importance of ethical business practices and informed consumer choices. His analysis underscores the need for systemic change to advance sustainability. Explore his insights in this India Today article.

Join us in this enlightening discussion as we delve into the dynamic relationship between Baba Saheb Ambedkar's teachings and his protest against Hinduism.

IIT Delhi, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Symbiosis, Institute of Management Technology – these were some of the places where he was engaging with the students. Traveling to several institutes in different cities, and teaching a new concept was hectic and challenging

Acharya Prashant, founder of the PrashantAdvait Foundation, recounts his evolution from a dedicated reader to a prominent spiritual leader. Drawing inspiration from his father's library and his education at IIT Delhi and IIM Ahmedabad, he merges spiritual wisdom with corporate acumen.

This article published in Entrepreneur India explores Acharya Prashant’s transformation from a curious child to a distinguished spiritual leader. With an academic background from IIT and IIM, he integrates ancient wisdom with contemporary insights, having authored over 160 books on philosophy and spirituality. Renowned for his expertise in Vedanta philosophy, he also advocates for awareness on climate change and biodiversity loss. The piece delves into his early life, diverse reading interests, and how his observations of life's sufferings shaped his spiritual journey.

In today's world, astrology is booming. But is it becoming a crutch or a replacement for spiritual growth? Acharya Prashant, a renowned spiritual teacher, explores the reasons behind this trend and its potential impact. This video will challenge your perspective on astrology and guide you towards a more meaningful connection with the universe. Join us for an insightful discussion!

Acharya Prashant provided valuable insights to IIT students on the crucial link between mental health and spirituality. He highlighted the transformative impact of spiritual practices on achieving inner peace, reducing stress, and enhancing self-knowledge. Advocating for a holistic approach to well-being that transcends religious boundaries, he emphasized the importance of integrating spirituality into everyday life. Read more in this Health of Asia article.

Acharya Prashant engaged IIT students in a thought-provoking session on mental health and spirituality, emphasizing the transformative power of spiritual practices in achieving inner peace and reducing stress. He discussed the importance of self-knowledge, the growing issue of mental depression among youth, and the necessity of choosing the right career path, advocating for a holistic approach to well-being beyond religious boundaries. Read more in Wellbeing Newswire.

Acharya Prashant's dialogue with IIT Delhi students focused on the transformative role of spirituality in mental health, stressing its ability to bring inner peace and clarity amidst modern challenges. Emphasizing self-knowledge as pivotal, he highlighted spirituality's universal relevance beyond religious boundaries, offering a holistic approach to personal well-being. Read more in this The Pioneer article.

Understanding the core of effective time management requires a shift from clock management to self management. Explore how personal values dictate priorities and time allocation

Here's the story of Acharya Prashant, who went from studying at an IIT and an IIM to becoming a monk and finding spiritual fulfilment.

Dive into Acharya Prashant's perspectives on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, shedding light on the complex dynamics of the Middle East region. Explore his analysis, wisdom, and thoughts on finding paths to peace and resolution amidst the turmoil.

During the Geeta Deepotsav programme held at Gautam Buddha University in Greater Noida on Monday, Acharya Prashant dwelt on the outer and inner celebration of Deepawali. He emphasized that while outer celebration is important, it is devoid of any meaning if one's life is not illuminated by the inner light of wisdom. 'Superficial celebrations in the name of religion, devoid of spiritual depth, do not lead to genuine fulfillment,' he said, adding that without inner transformation, Deepawali celebration is meaningless.

Acharya Prashant explores the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and the profound significance of Diwali during the Geeta Deepotsav at Gautam Buddha University. Emphasizing selfless action and inner illumination, he delves into the Gita's teachings on overcoming ego and ignorance for a meaningful life in today's world.

There's an ongoing fight between Islam and Judaism, which both belong to the Abrahamic religion group.

Acharya Prashant delves into the causes of conflict and cruelty rooted in religious beliefs, highlighting how personal interpretations and faith differences escalate tensions, using the Israel-Hamas conflict as a case study. He advocates for a deeper, introspective approach to religion that fosters understanding and respect amidst diversity.

Especially in the modern world, unfortunately, a degree of constant anxiety has become an almost normalized state for us. A large portion of our mental health problems as a collective is very much about anxiety and fear. Burn-outs, career pressures, problems with self-esteem, fear of others, stress about studies etc. All of this is anxiety at its root and very commonplace.

News24, in a piece by Acharya Prashant, highlights a lesser-known episode where Gandhi, advised by Gopal Krishna Gokhale to observe India for a year, later led the Champaran movement. This underscores the need for preparation and understanding before major actions, relevant to issues like climate change.

Acharya Prashant delves into Sanatan Dharma's timeless essence, contrasting it with modern Hinduism. He emphasizes Sanatan Dharma's focus on eternal truths and self-knowledge to free individuals from suffering. Acharya Prashant advocates for embracing these principles to foster a liberated, compassionate society.

Acharya Prashant discusses the core elements of professionalism, emphasizing commitment, prioritization, goal clarity, and decision-making. He delves into the importance of aligning work with one's deep needs and the joy derived from the process itself, highlighting the essence of true professional excellence.

In an address at a Rishikesh workshop, Acharya Prashant emphasized that spirituality is the only way to overcome sorrow. He discussed the importance of accepting sadness to gradually alleviate it and highlighted the necessity of recognizing the value of time and living with clarity to achieve liberation.

Acharya Prashant emphasizes that liberation is the ultimate aim of life. He argues that true freedom and fulfillment come from aligning with one's inner self and living a life of spiritual clarity. Acharya Prashant advocates for the integration of spiritual practices into daily life, viewing them as essential for overcoming life's turmoil and achieving lasting peace and contentment​ (Garhwal Post)​​ (Garhwal Post)​.

Acharya Prashant explores how fear drives people towards faith rather than an understanding of spiritual principles. Through compelling anecdotes and profound insights, he emphasizes that fear can often be a catalyst for spiritual awakening and devotion, particularly in challenging times. This piece delves into the intricate relationship between fear and faith, encouraging readers to find strength and wisdom in their spiritual journey

"PETA recently gave Acharya Prashant the “Most Influential Vegan” award. In 2025, his foundation got an award for being the Best Animal Welfare Organisation for helping people live a more compassionate life and reducing the suffering of animals. He has spoken at more than 200 universities and colleges, including premier institutions like IITs, IIMs, AIIMS, BITS, and the University of California. In these sessions, he frequently asks students to look at not just the environmental impact of their food and lifestyle choices, but also the effect that they have on their own inner conditioning."

Science addresses only that which is measurable, numerable, experienceable and perceivable through the senses. And there is a lot that involves human welfare, but cannot be the material subject of any science, technology or mathematics.

Discover Acharya Prashant's practical wisdom on emotional management and anxiety reduction in The Hans India. As an esteemed Vedanta teacher, he offers insightful strategies to cultivate emotional resilience and inner peace, essential for navigating life's challenges with clarity and calmness.

Acharya Prashant spoke at IIM Nagpur. Hosted by Dr. Bhimaraya Metri, the event focused on overcoming obstacles to live fearlessly and reach one's true potential. Acharya Prashant's profound insights provided students with clarity and courage to pursue meaningful goals. Insights on Fearless Living - Business News This Week

Acharya Prashant explores the deep connection between spirituality and mental health, emphasizing the importance of understanding the mind's dualities. He argues that true mental well-being involves transcending the mind's inherent polarities and discovering the unchanging, incorruptible core within oneself.

The cause-effect link in the Universe is beyond all pre-emptive calculation. To the extent, you can plan out, and try to make yourself safe and secure. That is the tendency of the mind, we must not blame it for that.

In the public mind, Shiva and Shankar are one and the same: Shiva-Shankar, Bholenath, Kailashpati—hundreds of names. All names are beautiful. But if we understand the meaning of these names by going into the depths of spirituality, their beauty increases further.

FE Leisure: Acharya Prashant emphasizes that real yoga addresses the mind, not just the body, focusing on uniting the fragmented mind for true mental well-being. He argues that the widespread belief in yoga as primarily physical is the biggest obstacle to its true practice.

xpert times: Explore Acharya Prashant's practical advice for managing workplace stress and finding deeper purpose in daily life, featured exclusively in a compelling article. His insights offer actionable strategies to enhance resilience and fulfillment in both professional and personal realms.

Hindustan Times Exclusive: Acharya Prashant discusses strategies for managing workplace stress and finding deeper meaning in daily life. He emphasizes identifying stressors and dedicating oneself to meaningful pursuits to reduce worry and anxiety, offering practical insights for resilience and personal growth.

The Hans India: Acharya Prashant provides profound insights into spirituality, positive thinking, karma, and meditation in a thought-provoking article. His perspectives challenge conventional beliefs, offering a fresh approach to spiritual understanding and personal growth.

Acharya Prashant challenges the notion of enlightenment, arguing that liberation is inherent and not something to be achieved externally. His provocative views urge readers to question traditional beliefs and recognize their inherent freedom beyond societal conditioning and spiritual dogma, featured exclusively in The New Indian Express.

Siksha: At the Vedanta Mahotsav at IIT Delhi, Acharya Prashant explored the convergence of science and self-awareness. Covered by The Hans India, the event showcased his deep insights into Vedantic wisdom, providing attendees with clarity and spiritual understanding.

As published in the The Hindu, In "Ananda: Happiness Without Reason," Acharya Prashant explores the true essence of happiness, challenging common misconceptions and emphasizing that real happiness transcends material pursuits and conditional states of mind. The book aims to dispel the fuzzy, impractical notions about happiness and promotes a deeper understanding through intelligent spirituality. Acharya Prashant's work offers a transformative perspective on achieving lasting contentment and joy.

Media Infoline: Dive into Acharya Prashant's latest masterpiece, 'Ananda – Happiness without Reason,' published by HarperCollins. This insightful book challenges conventional views on happiness, drawing from scriptures like the Gita and Upanishads, inspiring readers to seek inner clarity and transcend fleeting emotions.

PUNJAB NEWS EXPRESS: Acharya Prashant's book "Ananda - Happiness Without Reason" (HarperCollins), shattering common misconceptions about happiness. Drawing from scriptures like the Gita and the Upanishads, he reveals that true joy, or Ananda, is an unconditional state free from both happiness and sadness. The book aims to dispel false notions and help readers understand the real meaning of joy as envisaged by Vedanta.

HI INDIA: Ananda - Happiness Without Reason" (HarperCollins) by Acharya Prashant challenges common misconceptions about happiness. Drawing insights from the Gita and the Upanishads, the book illuminates that true joy, or Ananda, transcends the dichotomy of happiness and sadness. It aims to dispel erroneous beliefs and guide readers towards understanding authentic joy as described by Vedanta, garnering significant acclaim ahead of its official release.

In the article published in the City First, Acharya Prashant, founder of the Prashant Advait Foundation, explains that understanding and following Vedanta is key to being a Sanatani. He clarifies common misconceptions about Sanatan Dharma, emphasizing that true religious assertion must align with Shruti Pramana and Vedanta. Rituals and customs alone do not define a Sanatani; a deep understanding of spiritual scriptures is essential.

Acharya Prashant and Dr. Eban Goodstein engage in a comprehensive discussion on climate change published on Lead the change, consumer culture, and the role of education and technology in driving behavior change. Acharya Prashant clarifies that true Sanatanis are defined by their understanding and practice of Vedanta, not by rituals or customs. He emphasizes the need for religious assertions to align with Shruti Pramana for validity.

FIRST INDIA NEWS: Acharya Prashant highlights the importance of avoiding irrelevant thoughts to maintain mental clarity. Speaking at the Vedanta Festival, he emphasized how such thoughts only increase restlessness and advised being cautious of influences.

United Business Journal: PrashantAdvait Foundation, led by Acharya Prashant, achieves unprecedented success with six books in the top eleven of Amazon's 'Spirituality' category. Known for disseminating Upanishadic wisdom, the Foundation's prolific publishing and innovative campaigns like Ghar-Ghar Upanishad are reshaping spiritual education and outreach.

Acharya Prashant, founder of Prashant Advait Foundation Rishikesh/Prashant Advaita Foundation, has said that a campaign has been started by the organisation to make available copies of the Upanishads free of cost in every house of the country. The aim is to connect every person with spirituality. Vedanta Mahotsav camps are being organised in the states of India.

The New Indian Express: Dive into Acharya Prashant's thought-provoking exploration of karma and coincidence in his latest article. Gain insights into how our responses to external events shape our experiences, contrasting the unpredictability of the material world with the power of personal choice and inner development.

We give consideration to society because whatever we are doing is usually for the sake of society. What you call as your personal actions, the horrible fact is that even they are social actions.

The Tribune: Explore Acharya Prashant's profound insights on work and life in this article from The Tribune. Discover his perspective on finding fulfillment through one's calling rather than pursuing mere salary or job stability. Gain wisdom on embracing work as integral to life and the importance of aligning personal passion with professional endeavors for a truly fulfilling career.

Acharya Prashant's insightful exploration in 'Karma: Why Everything You Know About It Is Wrong' has resonated with readers, securing top positions on bestseller lists. Discover in this article by Asian Age Bestsellers how this book challenges traditional perspectives on karma, offering a profound reinterpretation that merges ancient wisdom with contemporary insights, making it a must-read for those seeking deeper understanding and personal growth.

In CXO Outlook explore Acharya Prashant's acclaimed book 'Karma: Why Everything You Know About It Is Wrong', which has captured the top spot on Nielsen Book Scan, showcasing its popularity across major platforms like Amazon and Flipkart. Delve into how the book challenges conventional spiritual beliefs, focusing on the actor behind actions to redefine the concept of karma in contemporary times.

In this article by Daily Pioneer delve into Acharya Prashant's latest book 'Karma: Why Everything You Know About It Is Wrong' where he challenges conventional beliefs about karma, offering fresh perspectives rooted in Vedanta philosophy. Discover profound insights into spirituality and self-realization in this compelling exploration.

BW Wellbeing World: Explore how Acharya Prashant's latest book challenges traditional views on karma, emphasizing the role of the doer over mere action. Discover profound insights into spiritual clarity and right action in this groundbreaking exploration, now a national bestseller and a beacon for modern spiritual seekers.

Penguin: Delve into the profound exploration of Karma with Acharya Prashant's latest book, challenging age-old misconceptions to reveal deeper spiritual truths. This philosophical journey offers clarity on right action and self-improvement, making it a transformative guide for seekers of truth and spiritual growth.

The New Indian Express: Acharya Prashant Tripathi challenges the conventional notion of motivation, arguing that it enslaves individuals by tethering their actions to external influences. He advocates for action rooted in understanding and intelligence, fostering spontaneity and inward reflection rather than habitual responses to external stimuli.

The Statesman: Penguin Random House presents 'Karma: Why everything you know about it is wrong' by Acharya Prashant, a pioneering exploration into the true essence of Karma. Debunking misconceptions and integrating Vedantic principles with practical wisdom, the book offers a fresh perspective on how Karma influences our lives, aiming to bridge the gap between ancient philosophy and modern-day challenges.

the New Indian Express: Acharya Prashant’s 'Karma: Why Everything You Know About It Is Wrong' redefines the understanding of Karma by shifting focus to the actor rather than action. Praised as life-changing by Penguin Random House India, the book addresses misconceptions amidst global challenges, offering profound insights for personal reflection and transformative action.

The Pioneer: Penguin Random House announces the upcoming release of 'Karma: Why Everything You Know About It Is Wrong' by Acharya Prashant. Rooted in Vedantic wisdom yet practical for daily life, the book aims to dispel misconceptions about Karma and offer a fresh perspective, promising a significant contribution to spirituality and self-help.

BW Wellbeing World: Acharya Prashant's latest book, published by Penguin Random House, challenges common misconceptions about Karma and offers a Vedantic yet practical perspective. This transformative book aims to clarify the true nature of Karma, making it a significant addition to the spirituality and self-help genres.

Discover how to choose a profession that aligns with your passions and values. This expert guide emphasizes the importance of loving what you do, rather than just focusing on financial gains or societal respect, to lead a fulfilling and energetic life. By Femina

Acharya Prashant in News 24, a renowned spiritual teacher, is reviving Vedanta by teaching 17 different Gitas, emphasizing the timeless wisdom of Indian spiritual tradition for addressing contemporary challenges.

In an interview with Musba Hashmi, Acharya Prashant, an IIT-IIM alumnus and ex-Civil Servant, shares his journey from bureaucracy to spirituality. He discusses his mission to introduce the world to 17 different forms of The Gita and the challenges faced in teaching spirituality.

BW Education: Discover 'Shastra Kaumudi,' an innovative online course by Acharya Prashant, blending Upanishads and Gitas to illuminate rare spiritual insights. With over 60 books and classes on 17 types of Gitas and 60 Upanishads, Acharya Prashant advocates that these ancient texts hold the key to solving contemporary socio-political, economic, and spiritual dilemmas worldwide.

The Pioneer: Explore "The Beautiful Heart" by Acharya Prashant, a profound anthology addressing existential issues with logic, humor, and wisdom. This book delves into the concept of thinking and living from the heart, transcending both analytical and emotional selves. Featuring insights from renowned philosophers like Kabir, Kahlil Gibran, and Rumi, the book navigates complex questions with clarity and positivity, making it an essential read in today's chaotic world.

Deccan Herald: Acharya Prashant, renowned teacher of Vedanta, delves into the significance of spirituality amidst modern challenges. He emphasizes honesty as the essence of spirituality, urging introspection amidst societal pressures and technological advancements. Prashant critiques contemporary consumerism and highlights the necessity of wisdom to combat pervasive issues like depression and dissatisfaction in today's world.

Ukraine Business Journal: Explore Acharya Prashant's remarkable shift from academia and corporate success to spiritual leadership, founding PrashantAdvait Foundation and impacting millions with his teachings on Vedantic principles. Discover how he challenges conventional paths to inspire clarity and spiritual growth in today's world.