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Ritu Gupta

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KARMA The universe does not carry debts. It always returns back to you what you gave it! ©Ritu Gupta quotes on life #Karna #karmareturns #universaltruth #universalkarma #Cosmicbalance #whatgoesaroundcomesaround

KARMA The universe does not carry debts. It always returns back to you what you gave it! ©Ritu Gupta quotes on life #Karna #karmareturns #universaltruth #universalkarma #Cosmicbalance #whatgoesaroundcomesaround

Sanjoy Khuman

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White "KARNA" - 2 One of the most poignant moments in Karna's story occurs during the great war of Kurukshetra. On the battlefield, Karna faced Arjuna in a fierce duel. Despite being evenly matched in skill and bravery, Karna was hindered by his allegiance to Duryodhana and the burden of his tragic destiny. During the battle, Krishna revealed Karna's true identity as Kunti's son and implored him to switch sides, offering him the opportunity to join his brothers, the Pandavas. However, Karna chose to remain loyal to Duryodhana and fought valiantly until his tragic end. Karna's death marks a culmination of his honor and tragic fate. Stripped of his divine armor and cursed due to past deeds, Karna fell in battle at the hands of Arjuna. Despite their enmity, Arjuna recognized Karna's valor and acknowledged him as a worthy adversary. Karna's story in the Mahabharata is a poignant reminder of the complexities of human identity, loyalty, and destiny. He remains a revered figure in Indian mythology, celebrated for his unwavering principles, unparalleled skills, and tragic end, symbolizing the eternal struggle between dharma (righteousness) and karma (destiny). ©Sanjoy Khuman #Karna-2

White "KARNA" - 2 One of the most poignant moments in Karna's story occurs during the great war of Kurukshetra. On the battlefield, Karna faced Arjuna in a fierce duel. Despite being evenly matched in skill and bravery, Karna was hindered by his allegiance to Duryodhana and the burden of his tragic destiny. During the battle, Krishna revealed Karna's true identity as Kunti's son and implored him to switch sides, offering him the opportunity to join his brothers, the Pandavas. However, Karna chose to remain loyal to Duryodhana and fought valiantly until his tragic end. Karna's death marks a culmination of his honor and tragic fate. Stripped of his divine armor and cursed due to past deeds, Karna fell in battle at the hands of Arjuna. Despite their enmity, Arjuna recognized Karna's valor and acknowledged him as a worthy adversary. Karna's story in the Mahabharata is a poignant reminder of the complexities of human identity, loyalty, and destiny. He remains a revered figure in Indian mythology, celebrated for his unwavering principles, unparalleled skills, and tragic end, symbolizing the eternal struggle between dharma (righteousness) and karma (destiny). ©Sanjoy Khuman #Karna-2

Sanjoy Khuman

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White "KARNA" Karna, one of the central characters in the Mahabharata, is a figure of complex identity and unwavering loyalty. His story begins with a twist of fate and unfolds with themes of honor, loyalty, and tragic destiny. Karna was born to Kunti, the mother of the Pandavas, through the Sun God Surya before her marriage. Ashamed and afraid of society's judgment, Kunti set Karna afloat in a basket on the river Ganga. He was found and adopted by a charioteer named Adhiratha and his wife Radha, who raised him as their own. As Karna grew, he displayed exceptional skills in archery and warfare, eventually becoming a formidable warrior. Despite his lowly birth, he garnered respect and admiration through his prowess and noble demeanor. Karna's life took a pivotal turn when he sought to compete in the grand tournament held by King Drupada, where princes and warriors from across the land gathered. However, Karna was denied participation due to his low caste. This humiliation fueled Karna's resentment and fueled his ambition to prove himself worthy of respect and honor. Karna's fortunes changed when he encountered Duryodhana, the eldest of the Kauravas, who admired his strength and valor. Duryodhana welcomed Karna into his fold, bestowing upon him the kingdom of Anga and the status of a prince, thereby elevating his social standing. Despite being on the Kaurava side, Karna's loyalty to Duryodhana was unwavering. He pledged to fight against the Pandavas, even though he was aware of his true lineage and the familial bond he shared with them. Karna's honor and loyalty were tested multiple times throughout the Mahabharata, particularly in his interactions with Krishna and Arjuna. (to be continued) ©Sanjoy Khuman #Karna

White "KARNA" Karna, one of the central characters in the Mahabharata, is a figure of complex identity and unwavering loyalty. His story begins with a twist of fate and unfolds with themes of honor, loyalty, and tragic destiny. Karna was born to Kunti, the mother of the Pandavas, through the Sun God Surya before her marriage. Ashamed and afraid of society's judgment, Kunti set Karna afloat in a basket on the river Ganga. He was found and adopted by a charioteer named Adhiratha and his wife Radha, who raised him as their own. As Karna grew, he displayed exceptional skills in archery and warfare, eventually becoming a formidable warrior. Despite his lowly birth, he garnered respect and admiration through his prowess and noble demeanor. Karna's life took a pivotal turn when he sought to compete in the grand tournament held by King Drupada, where princes and warriors from across the land gathered. However, Karna was denied participation due to his low caste. This humiliation fueled Karna's resentment and fueled his ambition to prove himself worthy of respect and honor. Karna's fortunes changed when he encountered Duryodhana, the eldest of the Kauravas, who admired his strength and valor. Duryodhana welcomed Karna into his fold, bestowing upon him the kingdom of Anga and the status of a prince, thereby elevating his social standing. Despite being on the Kaurava side, Karna's loyalty to Duryodhana was unwavering. He pledged to fight against the Pandavas, even though he was aware of his true lineage and the familial bond he shared with them. Karna's honor and loyalty were tested multiple times throughout the Mahabharata, particularly in his interactions with Krishna and Arjuna. (to be continued) ©Sanjoy Khuman #Karna

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true lines ©AD Kapoor #Acha #Lagta #Hai  #Mujhe #Un #Logon #Sea #Baat #Karna

true lines ©AD Kapoor #Acha #Lagta #Hai  #Mujhe #Un #Logon #Sea #Baat #Karna

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True lines ©AD Kapoor #Agar #aapko #Kuch #Alag #Karna #Hai  #Toh #Bheed #Sea #Hatke

True lines ©AD Kapoor #Agar #aapko #Kuch #Alag #Karna #Hai  #Toh #Bheed #Sea #Hatke