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Performing the duty before the rights is the surest way of bringing the topsy-turvy system of the whole world on the track. The culture of India is a culture of making people respectful and not duty-loving. Due to this uniqueness our Vedic culture has been exemplary to the world. By reading this book, it is almost clear and proved that we are always entangled to our duties from our birth to death. Fighting for rights does not solve the problems, rather the clutches become more entangled. The author believes that the fight for rights leads to a process of fragmentation, while the execution of duties develops a sense of belonging to one another. This is the love and this is the religion. The topics on our duty towards our parents, siblings duties, duties of husband and wife, our duty to society, nation, God, etc, the author has presented in an excellent manner with all its seriousness, thus the book has been successful is drawing a clear outline of the better societal system. The author believes that all the ideologies of the world working in the political and social fields even today, have been proved to be a failure for all, because they taught human to fight for rights, whereas India's Sanatan Culture is still alive today, because it talks about duties rather than rights.