ܓܨ♥﹡ᴇNɢLɪSʜ ᴡOʀLᴅ﹡♥ܓܨ

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yforces with great skill. The Pandavs found it impossible to
penetrate the enemy lines. They suffered heavy casualities.
"We will never win," groaned Yudhishter.
"That is a defeatist attitude. We can always find a way out," said
Lord Krishna.
"What do you suggest?" Yudhishter turned to Lord Krishna.
"You are Dharmaputra. The whole world knows you never lie.
If you agree to piay a trick, we can beat Dronacharya," said Lord
Krishna.
"How'^Yudhishter enquired.
"Get hold of an elephant. Name the elephant Ashwathama after
the son of Ashwthama Hatah, (Ashwathama has been killed)" said Lord
Krishna.
"That would be a lie," Yudhishter showed his disapproval.
"No. You will add, Kunjara, (the elephant). But when you add
those words, the drums will be beaten so loudly that Dronacharya
shall only hear the first two words, Ashwathama Hatah, not the
word Kunjara. The news of the loss of his only son will make
Dronacharya lose interest in the battle," Lord Krishna waited,
while Yudhishter turned the suggestion over in his mind.
"No. That won't be fair," Yudhishter protested weakly.
"All is fair in love and war," Lord Krishna argued.
Reluctantly, Yudhishter agreed. The plan was carried out.
Dronacharya was killed in the battlefield. Thus the Pandavasgot
rid of a major obstacle in their path of victory,

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