h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Entry: The One Man Army - A87820194
Author: BENGAL TIGER (Kaushik) - U10873021

Hi All

I wrote this short-story based on an incident in The Mahabharata, described in Book 4 of the epic.
Looking forward to your valubale inputs.

Bengal Tiger (Kaushik)

http://www.h2g2.com/forum/F74130/thread/T8307083/page/1/P110823478

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(sorry, posted in the wrong conversation!)

Hi, thanks for this! >smiley>

I's a lovely story, as I said on the other thread.

Thanks Dmitri

Hi All
I've finished writing this.
Do I need to make any changes?
How soon does this gets published as an Edited entry?

Thanks

BT

Have look at next week, BT

That;s great to hear, Magwitch.

Thanks

Hi All

I am super xcited to see my article published on The Post.
This is my 5th entry in H2G2. I am so glad.
Thanks all.

BT

Thank you for sharing this with us, Bengal Tiger. I think that Arjuna is way cooler than American Superheros. This is such a remarkable tale and the story of Krishna and Arjuna in the Bhagavad Gita has a lot of Wisdom in it. For such an epic tale there are a lot about the complicated relationships between all the demi-gods and heroes, this is much more complex than Western epics such as Beowulf. And that it goes back milleniums it is truly AWESOME.

Thanks Elektragheorgheni

I have posted a conversation in the published entry explaining the backdrop of the event described in this story, and pertinent details about the characters and relations they share. I think this would help the western readers understand the story better.

I saw that, thanks for sharing. It is really an amazing story it should be better known in the West. It is REALLY complex and interesting.

There used to be programme shown over here many years ago, Mahabharat - it was shown on BBC2 on Saturday mornings.

I used to really enjoy watching, although I can't say I watched them all - it was a very long series, 94 episodes apparently.

Yes .. it was exactly 94 episodes
It was a wonderful one ..