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The Vana Parva of the Mahabharata begins with the departure of the Pandavas into the forest, and ends with their return after thirteen years of exile. Following on from the Vana Parva post Part 1, I have put together a dozen more Mahabharata stories from the Vana Parva, which will …
The Vana Parva of the Mahabharata begins with the departure of the Pandavas into the forest, and ends when they finish their twelve-year exile in the forest. Following on from the Sabha Parva post, I have put together a dozen Mahabharata stories from the Vana Parva, which will add to …
The Sabha Parva of the Mahabharata begins with the rise of the Pandavas – Yudhishthir becomes the emperor – and ends with their defeat in the game of dice. Following on from the Adi Parva post, I have put together a dozen Mahabharata stories from the Sabha Parva, which will …
Today I sat down to write yet another post of Mahabharata stories, and I asked myself: why not begin at the beginning? Why not categorize these posts by parva so that by the end, we will have one big repository to refer to whenever we wanted? Why not indeed? So …
Welcome to yet another post containing stories from the Mahabharata. Some of these I’ve heard from my grandmother. Some I’ve read. Some I’ve met in passing during conversations with people. If you go to my Mahabharata Stories resource page, you will find all my collected stories from Mahabharata, neatly classified …
Welcome to the very first of my series of posts on stories from the Mahabharata. Very excited to have you here! In this post, not only will I share with you 25 of my favourite Mahabharata stories, I will also point you to resources that will completely satiate your hunger …