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Shivank Shyamal

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हिंदी का अभिमान लिखूं, देश का सम्मान लिखूं। कोरे कागज़, स्याही के स्वामी, सूर, तुलसी कलमवान लिखूं। #हिंदी_दिवस hindi diwas #nojoto #nojotohindi #hindi #hindidiwas #hindvi #surdas #tulsidas #hindiquote

हिंदी का अभिमान लिखूं, देश का सम्मान लिखूं। कोरे कागज़, स्याही के स्वामी, सूर, तुलसी कलमवान लिखूं। #हिंदी_दिवस hindi diwas #nojoto #nojotohindi #hindi #hindidiwas #hindvi #surdas #tulsidas #hindiquote

Sanjoy Khuman

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White "Krishna and Rukmini" King Bhishmaka had only one daughter, Princess Rukmini. Rukmini was hopelessly in love with Krishna, a cowherd residing in Gokul. Her brother Rukmi hated Krishna. Among Rukmi's friends were Jarasandha, the Emperor of Magadha and Sisupala, the King of Chedi. These two were good friends with king Kansa too, the ruler of Mathura. King Kansa was Krishna's cruel uncle. Kansa was responsible for Krishna being forced to live as a cowherd at Gokul, in spite of being a prince. Why did an uncle do that to his nephew? Kansa's stars foretold a terrible prophecy. It said Kansa would die at the hands of his nephew! This brought about an edict from Kansa that all children born to his sister would be killed. By trick, Krishna was saved and smuggled out safely. Now all grown and big, it was just a matter of time before Krishna made his move! Krishna had no choice! His uncle Kansa was proving to be a nasty ruler and the people were praying for someone to save them! Circumstances led to a battle between the uncle and the nephew and Kansa was killed by Krishna. (to be continued) ©Sanjoy Khuman #Krishna and Rukmini

White "Krishna and Rukmini" King Bhishmaka had only one daughter, Princess Rukmini. Rukmini was hopelessly in love with Krishna, a cowherd residing in Gokul. Her brother Rukmi hated Krishna. Among Rukmi's friends were Jarasandha, the Emperor of Magadha and Sisupala, the King of Chedi. These two were good friends with king Kansa too, the ruler of Mathura. King Kansa was Krishna's cruel uncle. Kansa was responsible for Krishna being forced to live as a cowherd at Gokul, in spite of being a prince. Why did an uncle do that to his nephew? Kansa's stars foretold a terrible prophecy. It said Kansa would die at the hands of his nephew! This brought about an edict from Kansa that all children born to his sister would be killed. By trick, Krishna was saved and smuggled out safely. Now all grown and big, it was just a matter of time before Krishna made his move! Krishna had no choice! His uncle Kansa was proving to be a nasty ruler and the people were praying for someone to save them! Circumstances led to a battle between the uncle and the nephew and Kansa was killed by Krishna. (to be continued) ©Sanjoy Khuman #Krishna and Rukmini