About the Book

What if the ultimate intelligence was built not on cold calculation, but on ancient conscience?

As an analyst, Raghav is trained to uncover what others overlook. When he discovers millions quietly being diverted from corporate accounts to fund rural schools and healthcare initiatives, he realizes he is facing something far beyond an ordinary cybercrime.

Searching for answers, Raghav turns to the memory of his late grandfather, whose mysterious red book reveals an astonishing connection between cutting-edge artificial intelligence and ancient Sanskrit sutras. Alongside the enigmatic Amaya Desai who perceives hidden patterns where others see only data he embarks on a race against time to decode the Dharma Protocol.

As an international task force prepares to shut down the unexplained network, Raghav must determine whether this extraordinary intelligence represents humanity's greatest threat or its greatest hope. Along the way, he is forced to confront a deeper mystery: Who is Amaya, and what is her true purpose?

The Algorithm of Dharma is a thought-provoking techno-thriller that blends artificial intelligence, corporate intrigue, philosophy, and ancient Indian wisdom into a compelling exploration of ethics, consciousness, and the future of intelligent systems.

About the Authors

Mintu Kumar Chetry is a telecom strategist with over two decades of experience in digital transformation, innovation, and leadership. Holding a Master's degree in Data Science along with advanced qualifications in Strategy and Innovation, he explores the intersection of technology, ethics, and consciousness. He is the author of The Algorithm of Contentment and The Algorithm of Corporate Governance (upcoming).

Anisha Dutta is a writer, traveller, and storyteller with academic backgrounds in engineering, management, and creative writing. She is the author of the novel Embers for None and brings a deeply human perspective to questions of artificial intelligence, ethics, and meaning. In The Algorithm of Dharma, the authors combine their complementary expertise to explore how ancient wisdom can shape the future of AI and why intelligence, whether human or artificial, must always be guided by conscience as much as capability.