adminQ.- Write a character sketch of Yudhisthira as seen in the book of Assembly Hall (Sabha Parv). Ans : Yudhishthira, the eldest son of Pandu, is one of the most respected figures in the Mahabharata. Known as Dharmaraja (the king of righteousness), he is admired for his devotion to truth and justice. In the Sabha … Read more
Q.- Write down the character sketch of Duryodhana. Ans : Duryodhana is one of the central figures in the Mahabharata. He was the eldest son of King Dhritarashtra and Queen Gandhari, and the leader of the Kauravas. His real name was Suyodhana, but because of his wicked nature, he came to be known as Duryodhana, … Read more
Q.- Explain the role of Shakuni in the Dicing. Ans : Shakuni is one of the most cunning and controversial characters in the Mahabharata. He was the maternal uncle of the Kauravas, the brother of Gandhari. Among all the elders in Hastinapura, Shakuni played the most crucial role in bringing about the game of dice … Read more
Q.- Analyse the significance of “The game of Dice” in Mahabharata. Ans : The Mahabharata is full of turning points, but the game of dice (dicing episode) is one of the most significant. It is not just a story of gambling, but a symbolic event that reveals human weaknesses, moral dilemmas, and the beginning of … Read more
Q.- Explain the games in Mahabharata : “The Dicing” and “The Sequel to Dicing”. Ans.- The First Dicing (Game of Dice) :- After the Rajasuya sacrifice, the Pandavas became very powerful and wealthy. This made Duryodhana, the eldest of the Kauravas, jealous and hateful. With the help of his maternal uncle Shakuni, who was a … Read more
Q.- Discuss the character and role of Krishna in The Mahabharata. Ans : In the Mahabharata, Krishna plays one of the most significant and complex roles. He is not only a historical character but also a divine incarnation (an avatar of Lord Vishnu). Through his actions, guidance, and philosophy, Krishna shapes the entire course of … Read more
Q.- Discuss the Mahabharata as a classical epic in Sanskrit. Ans : The Mahabharata is one of the two great Sanskrit epics of India, the other being the Ramayana. It is considered the longest poem in the world, with more than one hundred thousand verses. Traditionally, it is attributed to sage Vyasa, who is said … Read more
Q.- Describe the role of memory in the play “Abhigyan Shakuntalam”. Ans : Memory plays a crucial role in the plot and theme of Abhijñāna Śākuntalam by Kālidāsa. It is central to the development of the characters, especially King Dushyanta and Śākuntalā, and the events that unfold throughout the play. The play explores how memory, … Read more
Q.- Describe the character and role of Kanva in the play “Abhijnana Shakuntalam”. Ans : Kanva is an important character in Kālidāsa’s play Abhijñāna Śākuntalam and plays a key role in shaping the events that unfold. He is a wise and revered sage, and his role in the play reflects his deep sense of duty, … Read more
Q.- Evaluate “Abhijnana Shakuntalam” as a heroic drama of a romantic nature. Ans : Abhijñāna Śākuntalam, written by the classical Sanskrit poet Kālidāsa, is considered a brilliant example of both a romantic and heroic drama. The play beautifully blends elements of love, emotion, heroism, and destiny, making it one of the most significant works in … Read more