evidence: IMPLICATIONS OF BHAGAVAD GITA IN MANAGEMENT 1. THE IMPLICATIONS OF BHAGAVAD GITA IN MANAGEMENT [...] Bhagwad Gita has become compulsory for every student joining Seton Hall university in New Jersey, USA. This is a catholic university founded in 1856. The faculty consists of Muslims, Buddhists, Jews in additions to Christians. The translation of Bhagwad Gita by Stephen Mitchell is the text. None of the teacher is Hindu.The university wanted a transformational course that will influence the character and life of the students. So it wanted a course that seeks answers to perennial questions like the purpose of life, why are we here, where are we going "The journey of transformation"One third of Seton Halls more than 10,800 students are non- Christians. Many non-catholic also study here. It has significant no of Indian students.This is a core course for all students, whatever the discipline. [...] From the above discussions we conclude that much of modern management principles existing today can be derived from the body of knowledge of Bhagavad Gita. One of the central ideas of the Bhagavad Gita is the performance of activities without attachment or any expectation of results. Thus, as the teaching of the Bhagavad Gita is of universal significance, to study it is to study man himself, to study life lord Krishna gives five stages of instructions in the