Arjuna in Twain: Drishayana Project : Visions of the Mahabharata

Drishyayan Project : Visions of the Mahabharata Book 96 · Archit Saxena
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On the twelfth day of the Kurukshetra War, the Kauravas devised a strategy to separate Arjuna from the Pandava army. King Susarma and the fourteen thousand Samsaptakas, warriors who had vowed to fight until death after performing their own funeral rites, challenged Arjuna alone. Bound by the Kshatriya code, Arjuna, with Krishna as his charioteer, accepted the challenge. While he battled them, King Bhagadatta ravaged the Pandava forces atop his colossal elephant, Supratika....Read comic to know more...


The Story On the twelfth day of the Kurukshetra War, the Kauravas devised a strategy to separate Arjuna from the Pandava army. King Susarma and the fourteen thousand Samsaptakas, warriors who had vowed to fight until death after performing their own funeral rites, challenged Arjuna alone. Bound b...

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