For a reader who indulges in revolutionary nationalism, with philosophical perceptions that set a courageous tone, here are ...

For his entire life, Karna lived believing that he was the son of a charioteer. Even though Duryodhana made him a king, no one around him ever let Karna forget his humble roots. The severest and the ...

Your Choices Shape Your Destiny "Uddharanti hi tam kechit paapebhyo’nyam punya-karmaṇam; Ye tu dharmātmanām śreshṭhāns tān ...

Duryodhana's wife Bhanumathi and his close friend Karna were playing a game of dice. The stake between them was substantial. As the game progressed, it was evident that Karna was winning and ...

Yet again, it was Arjuna who came to the rescue, defeated Chitrasena and delivered Duryodhana back to his people. But in both these wars, Karna didn’t face-off with any of the Pandavas. They both had ...

Duryodhana is one character in the Mahabharatha who is routinely portrayed as a villain without any redeeming features. Even his famed friendship with Karna comes under a shadow if one were to ask ...

So Karna gets an opportunity to learn in the ashrama of Dronacharya along with the other Kuru princes. RELATED READ: Duryodhana would have won the war if he hadn’t done this He learns diligently and ...

Karna’s earrings and armour, embellishments that he is born with, make him invincible. His friendship with Duryodhana—founded on the Kaurava prince’s disregard for caste and his subsequent ...

The epic has different versions to it, looking at the story from secondary characters such as Karna, Draupudi and Bhima. But Duryodhana, the kingpin of the Kauravas in The Mahabharata, has always ...

Yet again, it was Arjuna who came to the rescue, defeated Chitrasena and delivered Duryodhana back to his people. But in both these wars, Karna didn’t face-off with any of the Pandavas.