Indian Classical Literature Chapter 3 Krishna's Peace Proposal | BA Prog./Hons. Sem 1 English

Indian Classical Literature Chapter 3 Krishna's Peace Proposal | BA Prog./Hons. Sem 1 English
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In this video, we cover Indian Classical Literature Chapter 3: Krishna's Peace Proposal for B.A. Program/Hons. Semester 1 English. The lecture explores this important episode from the Mahabharata, focusing on Krishna’s role as a peace-maker, his efforts to prevent the Kurukshetra war, and the moral, ethical, and philosophical dilemmas presented in the text. Explained in both Hindi and English, the video makes the chapter easy to understand and is ideal for quick revision and effective exam preparation.

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