Tag Archives: Mahabharat

कर्ण का कृष्ण को उत्तर (रश्मिरथी, अध्याय 3) – रामधारी सिंह दिनकर

रश्मिरथी (Karna replies to Krishna: From III chapter)

Rashmirathi is quite a phenomenon in the world of Hindi poetry. Here is another excerpt from third chapter. Lord Krishna had failed to convince Duryodhana to avoid the war. Duryodhana had refused to give any thing back to Pandavas and Krishna had left after declaring that a war in now …

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गीता महात्म्य

गीता काव्य माधुरी: Geeta Kavya Madhuri

At the end of Geeta, there are seven shlokas that describe the benefits of reading Geeta. A translation of these shlokas into Hindi verses as well as an audio clip of the same are given below. Rajiv Krishna Saxena गीत महात्मय Geeta Kavya Madhuri Chapter “Geeta Mahatmya” sample verses audio …

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मोक्ष सन्यास योग: गीता काव्य माधुरी – Bhagvat Gita, Chapter [18]

गीता काव्य माधुरी: Geeta Kavya Madhuri

Translation of some Sanskrit shlokas from 18th chapter (Moksha Sanyas yoga) of Gita into metered Hindi verses.

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शक्ति और क्षमा – रामधारी सिंह दिनकर

शक्ति और क्षमा – रामधारी सिंह दिनकर

Here is a great lesson in diplomacy and human relations from Ramdhari Singh Dinkar. Forgiveness of a weakling does not count. First have the power and capability to defeat the enemy, then only your offer of peace would carry weight. Virtues of forgiveness, kindness and tolerance are appreciated in society …

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टूटा पहिया – धर्मवीर भारती

टूटा पहिया – धर्मवीर भारती

This poem has been posted on specific request of few readers. It shows that an entirely useless and discarded item may come handy and play a crucial role in larger than life historic events. Rajiv Krishna Saxena टूटा पहिया मैं रथ का टूटा हुआ पहिया हूँ लेकिन मुझे फेंको मत …

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भगवान श्री कृष्ण की मृत्यु – राजीव कृष्ण सक्सेना

कृष्ण मुक्ति – राजीव कृष्ण सक्सेना

Lord Krishna was cursed by Gandhari that he would be killed by the arrow of a petty hunter in the forest. As if to fulfill this destiny, Lord Krishna went to Prabhasa forest and rested under a tree awaiting his death. A hunter mistaking his feet for a deer shot …

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