Nala and Damayanti
kireetjoshiarchives.com | Updated UTC time: 2016-11-10 06:05:18
The poets of ancient India wrote not only to tell a tale but they shaped the minds of the people. Their epics contain a deep reflection on life, on psychology, on society, politics and religion - a pure foundation of knowledge at which, even today, one can quench one's thirst.
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