As the Kurukshetra war raged on, the casualties increasing with each passing hour, it became evident to everyone that the Kauravas were going to lose. Most of the veteran generals on the Kaurava side ...

Duryodhana-the unconquerable one - In the Hindu epic the Mahabharata, Duryodhana was the eldest son of the blind king Dhritarashtra by Queen Gandhari, eldest of the one hundred Kaurava brothers ...

In our temple, Duryodhana is not referred to as a god or lord but lovingly called appooppan (grandfather). This may be why the tax has been historically paid in his name,” Rajneesh said.

Why Duryodhana went to heaven - Yes, it is believed that after Duryodhana died, he actually went to heaven and not to hell, as lot of people would have excepted or believed. Let's find out what ...

Duryodhana’s double whammy. After Duryodhana gestures to Draupadi by slapping his left thigh at the dice game, Bhima vows that he will kill him by smashing his thighs with his club.

Duryodhana, the better politician. After the Pandavas and the Kauravas complete their education in Drona’s forest school, a colosseum is designed for them to display their skills. ...

When Duryodhana attempted to kill them, when Draupadi was humiliated in the Kaurava court, and when war seemed inevitable, Krishna was always there to guide and protect them.

Dhritarashtra disapproves of Duryodhana’s desire to fight the Pandavas. Duryodhana argues with his father, said Kidambi Narayanan, in a discourse. He says Dhritarashtra’s advice is not ...

Duryodhana has been painted a darker shade of grey. Karna, for example, is a tragic hero, but Duryodhana is seen only as a villain.” Raghunathan’s defence of Duryodhana, said Aroon, is convincing.