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An incident from the Mahabharata tells a lot about the world we live in today. Once a merchant came to meet Yudhisthir to sell some precious goods. The merchant had a beautiful and amazing horse. When Arjun, Bheem, and the other two brothers saw the horse they were spellbound. The four brothers requested the merchant to sell his horse to them. They were ready to pay any price for...
The Mahabharata war had been declared between Pandavas and Kauravas. The battleground had Pandava’s army on one side and a much bigger army of Kauravas on the other side. The Kauravas had the greatest and invincible warriors likes of – Bhishma, Dronacharya, Kripacharya, Shalyaraj on their side while Pandavas had only Krishna and that too as a charioteer of Arjuna. Dharmaraj Yudhisthir, the eldest of the Pandavas arrives with...
This is at the time when the Pandavas and Kauravas were young. They were living with Guru Dronacharya at his ashram learning different skills. Several other little princes had also enrolled in the ashram. There was healthy competition among the children as each one wanted to be the best. They were always looking forward to getting praise from their Guru. Dronacharya was also happy with his disciples and their...
The battle of Kurukshetra was at its peak. Arjun and Karna were fighting each other. It was a battle to witness as a flurry of arrows were being exchanged and even the Gods were watching this battle between the two warriors. Arjun would shoot his arrows and the impact of the arrows was so intense that, it would push Karna’s chariot by twenty-five-thirty feet. People witnessing this were amazed...
This is at the time of the Mahabharata war where a fearsome battle was being fought between the brothers of the same family, Pandavas and the Kauravas. It was a war between the just and unjust, dharma and Adharma. During the war, Arjun killed his Guru Dronacharya with help of Krishna. How unfortunate would be that moment be where a Guru had fought against his own disciple and for...