1. Pŗatijnā - Vows taken by certain characters of Mahābhārata, specific circumstances under which such vows were taken, what followed and if / how the characters were able to uphold dharma given the vow; Should vows be eternal?
2. Guru - śiṣya relationship - Through stories of Āruni, Uddālaka and similar the Guru - śiṣya relationship from Mahābhārata will be explored, reflection of vedic view of Guru in Mahābhārata, the surrendering attitude of a disciple, the uninterrupted continuity of Guru - śiṣya relationship from Mahābhārata till present day.
3. Bhagavad Gīta - Starting with the context in the itihāsa, and praise for the philosophical treasure chest which Bhagavad Gīta is, the module would go on to discuss the transformation of Arjuna from a soldier to sādhaka.
4. Digvijaya Yatra: Expeditions to Establish Dharma – The Digvijaya Yatra undertaken by Pandavas, has a subtle purpose to establish dharma in the kingdom. Trailing the routes taken by four younger Pandavas during the Rajasuya Yajna, this module explores the geographical aspects as well as the purposes of this expedition.

1. Yajñasenī: A Woman from Fire - This module discusses the life and times of Draupadī, and draws a comparison with the contemporary need for women empowerment. Recognizing the qualities of this female protagonist of Mahabharata, an attempt is made to inspire the men and women of today to imbibe them and make genuine progress in their life and hence society.
2. The Unbroken Legacy - An exploration of the magnanimity of Mahābhārata by analysing its influence on our nation at large. Through art, architecture and other forms of expression, this itihāsa remains an uninterrupted legacy for millennia.
3. The Lazy Camel and Other Stories for wise living- Mahābhārata has many lessons, advice, and tattvam that can help us with our daily lives. The itihasa conveys a lot of these lessons through gripping stories that have animals or birds as primary characters. some of them will be discussed in this module.
4. Mahābhārata in Adages - Mahabharata, apart from its existence in textual and ritualistic traditions across the Indian subcontinent, thrives exuberantly through expressions in language like ‘Adages’ and ‘Maxims’. In this module, we rediscover Mahabharata through such expressions.

1. Kingship and Polity Acumen – Discussions on dharma of a king as envisioned by Mahābhārata, the discretion he should practice and the shrewdness expected of him. Through excerpts about kingship and polity, the qualities of a magnificent leader will be focussed upon.
2. Yakṣa Praśna – Dramatic interrogation by Yakṣa and Yudhiṣṭhira’s (Āranya Paŗva) wise and quick responses on various aspects of life, society and dharma, demonstration of unparalleled patience by Yudhiṣṭhira encourages one to imbibe this supreme quality in life.
3. Lessons for daily living from the Mahabharata - Mahābhārata is a repository of management lessons. Learning them enables one to manage the system, resources and oneself effectively and efficiently. This module reminds us of the necessary skills in management, and discusses how Mahabharata reveals them to us.
4. Cycle of Life and Death – Discussion on the continuity of Ātma through cycles of life and death and the role played by karma and or karma phala in governing that journey. The previous and present birth interconnecting stories of Ambā, Draupadī and few others are cited as examples.

1. Regional Oral Traditions - The module introduces the various regional tales which branched out from the original text of Mahābhārata. The module narrates five such stories or legends popular in different places across India. The context of origin of these stories and their motivation will also be studied.
2. Dāna as Dharma – How dāna is considered as an essential part of one’s dharma, and how it is different from the notion of present day charity? The qualities and the attitudes of the giver and the needful etc. will be examined as per the view of Mahābhārata.
3. Rāmāyaṇa in Mahābhārata - This module displays the remarkable interconnection between the two great itihāsas Mahābhārata and Rāmāyaṇa. It also suggests to the student that, when in sorrow or when troubled, one should readily contemplate that there is always someone else who is in more pain or trouble.
4. Bhakthi in Mahabharata - The importance of Bhakti, various Bhakti sadhanas, hymns, and bhaktas (devotees).

1. Dharmic Insights from a Butcher - A peek into Mahābhārata, to understand the vedic exposition of this itihāsa and its reach in all walks of life. The fabulous story of a butcher advising about the supreme knowledge of Ātman to an ascetic and the sublime message that irrespective of the professions one can achieve knowledge through actions of dharma.
2. Nishkāma Karma - its definition and practice in the context of Mahābhārata will be presented here.
3. Relevant Takeaways From The Mahabharata & Its Main Characters - The practical wisdom that Mahabharata offers enables us to steer our thoughts and actions in the right direction without getting shattered by the drastic challenges of life. Understanding and then imbibing this wisdom into our lives is the objective of this module.
4. The Historicity of Mahabharata - Determining the historicity of Mahābhārata and its likely age on the basis of Archaeological, Archaeo-Astronimical, Climatological, Geographical, Geological, and Scriptural evidence.

Apart from these 24 splendid course modules, there would even be additional talks and reading materials which provide invaluable insights into this grand itihāsa Mahābhārata.