Kirti Azad likens himself to Dhrishtadyumna
A 3.55-minute video clip of cricketer-turned-politician Kirti Azad went viral today where he's rubbished the BJP and compared himself with Dhrishtadyumna of the epic Mahabharata.
A 3.55-minute video clip of cricketer-turned-politician Kirti Azad went viral today where he's rubbished the BJP and compared himself with Dhrishtadyumna of the epic Mahabharata.
Aamir Khan gets candid about his dream project 'Mahabharata.' Calling it a scary project, he reveals his apprehensions about the film's fate.
Remember chakravyuh, the impregnable maze which was created for Arjun in Mahabharata? A Durga Puja in the city has taken inspiration from it and tried to find a link with the present society, where the women are yet to come out of oppression in the society.
Kolkata witnessed the play “Shuno Punnyoban” at Usha Ganguly Mancha, Rangakarmee, on 25 August this year that aptly showcased how the epic of the Mahabharata is still relevant today in the modern world as it suffers from its own sets of trials and tribulations, trying to find the answers towards ending the suffering.
Unorthodox operations have been an integral part of military warfare. Concomitant to conventional operations, the unconventional/guerrilla operations or shall I say "out of the box" kind of missions had been planned and executed by various countries in the past.
Delivering the first P Parameswaran Memorial Lecture organised by Bharatheeya Vichar Kendram in Thiruvananthapuram today, the Vice President emphasized the need for an India that is free from social evils like casteism and corruption and takes pride in its rich cultural and spiritual heritage.
Every reader ought to notice that Barack Obama has gone out of his way in his biography to say how much of his childhood years he spent listening to the episodes in the Ramayana and Mahabharata. This of course, implies his appetite for spiritualism as well as his interest.
Obama says he had never been to India before his Presidential visit in 2010, but the country had 'always held a special place in my imagination'.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his first public engagement after the announcement of a nationwide lockdown on March 24, had invoked the Mahabharata war to state that India’s battle against Coronavirus will continue for 21 days.
The chief minister said despite her assurances over 30 people have so far died in the state because of the panic over the proposed implementation of the citizens' register.