Foundations of Classical Mechanics by Dr. Kaushlendra Chaturvedi provides a clear and concise introduction to the fundamental principles of classical mechanics, starting from Newton’s Laws and progressing to advanced topics like Hamilton's Equations. Designed for students with a basic understanding of calculus and differential equations, the book offers a comprehensive treatment of classical mechanics without requiring prior knowledge of the subject. The text presents essential concepts in a systematic manner, ensuring readers build a solid foundation before delving into more complex material. The chapters on the Hamilton-Jacobi method and Canonical Transformations provide deeper insights into the mathematical structure of classical mechanics, making it suitable for those seeking a more thorough understanding. Each chapter is supplemented with numerous solved examples and unsolved problems to reinforce concepts and enhance problem-solving skills. These exercises help the reader apply theoretical knowledge to practical situations, strengthening their grasp of mechanics. Dr. Chaturvedi acknowledges the contributions of various authors whose work influenced the development of this text, and expresses gratitude for the support of his colleagues, parents, and wife. The author encourages feedback to further improve the content. This book is ideal for undergraduate students, self-learners, and anyone seeking a structured, accessible approach to classical mechanics, making complex topics understandable and engaging. With its clear explanations and supportive exercises, it serves as an essential resource for mastering the foundations of this important field in physics.