Life as a glorious gift

Life, according to many people is a friendship with various ups and downs. It is the rumble of enormous positive and negative thoughts. It is the glamorous gift presented to us by the almighty God. Our life glistens when there is happiness and enjoyment all around and it suddenly disappears like gust of wind when there is a single gleam of sorrow and disappointment.

Life can turn into a dismal cave of thoughts by a single untruthful action and life can prosper with various good and glanderous actions. According to the body's language, life may be a time interval of 100 or 90 years, whereas according to soul's language, life is a everlasting status of living. Many people express that love is life. It is true because without love, lining a life is impossible. Similarly, a soul without love ends up with devil ideas.

(π) "PI" (A unique number)

The Greek letter 'pi' (π) is a unique number and is defined as the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. This number is independent of the size of a circle and for all practical purposes its approximate value is taken as 22/7 or 3.1416. In fact, the fraction 22/7 is slightly greater in value than 'pi'.

A brief Mahabharat

The Mahabharata was the Great War fought between the Kauravas and Pandavas, of the Bharata race, which has given India its name.

King Santanu, a decendant of Bharata had three children: Dhritarashtra, Pandu and Vidura. When they came to age, one of them had to ascend the throne. In consequence of his blindness, Dhritarashtra was deemed incapable of reigning. Pandu, therefore came to the throne. Pandu had two wives Kunti and Madri. Due to a curse, Pandu didn't consort with his wives but had five sons, each attributed to a different God. Of his five sons, the three Yudhishthira, Bhima, Arjuna was born to Kunti and Madri gave birth to Nakul and Sahadev.

The five princes, who were yet children, were brought to their uncle Dhritarashtra, whose wife Gandhara had born him a hundred sons and one daughter and were known as the Kauravas, different and disliked the children of Pandu. The two signifying good and evil, soon arose and the rivarly of the princess ripened into bitter hatred.