Good and evil, loyalty and treachery, faith and doubt, honour and
ignominy--the Mahabharata has served as a primer for codes of
conduct of generations of Hindus. Over time, the epic has also
fascinated those who love a tale well told. In its telling,
however, the story has lost much of its richness and nuance, and
the characters have become one-dimenssional cut-outs--either
starkly good or irredeemably evil. In this reinterpretation, Meena
Arora nayak analyses how the values espoused in the Mahabharata
came to be distorted into meagre archetypes, creating customary
laws that injure society even today.
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