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Lecture 5 – The Tradition of Retelling of the (Vyas) Mahabharata : An In-depth Study of Odia Mahabharatas
Lecture 4 – The Tradition of Retelling of the (Vyas) Mahabharata : An In-depth Study of Odia Mahabharatas
Lecture 3 – The Tradition of Retelling of the (Vyas) Mahabharata : An In-depth Study of Odia Mahabharatas
Lecture 2 – The Tradition of Retelling of the (Vyas) Mahabharata : An In-depth Study of Odia Mahabharatas
Lecture 1 – The Tradition of Retelling of the (Vyas) Mahabharata : An In-depth Study of Odia Mahabharatas
Dharma in Sarala Mahabharata
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yd-28WftCd8 A talk by Professor B.N.Patnaik at the Azim Premji University (September 2, 2011)
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Ruminating Sarala Mahabharata Written more than ten years ago, this manuscript is only partially edited. It is also incomplete. Barring, maybe, a very few, this manuscript deals with episodes which, as far I remember, I have not dealt with elsewhere. The link to the manuscript is: https://works.bepress.com/bibudhendra_patnaik/17/
DHRITARASTRA’S ANGUISH
LAZY NOTES V (IN LOCKDOWN) In the darkness of the night, Duryodhana, rattled, scared, intensely lonely and blood all over his body, fled from the battlefield. All his brothers had been killed, as had been Sakuni, his mighty generals and other celebrated warriors and his beloved son, Lakshmana Kumara. He directly went to Bhishma, lying …
VIDURA’S SILENCE
LAZY NOTES IV(IN LOCKDOWN) For the Great War at Kurukshetra there was no one person in Sarala Mahabharata who everyone blamed as being solely or primarily responsible. For Gandhari and Dhritarastra, it was Sakuni - when the war was on. After the war, when she saw Krishna, she told him that he was solely responsible …
