Quiz: The Period Of Exile - Class 6 MCQ

The Pandavas feel depressed, embarrassed, and stripped of everything, including their self-respect. Bheema breaks the silence by expressing his anger and frustration over the situation.

Arjuna and Draupadi engage in a conversation about the concept of Dharma, discussing the complexities of following righteousness in the face of humiliation and injustice.

In their time of need, Lord Surya appears before the Pandavas and blesses them with a vessel that provides unlimited food. With this vessel, they can feed themselves and the people of the forest and nearby villages, ensuring their survival.

When Karna's true identity is revealed to Sage Parasurama, he curses Karna to forget the mantra needed for using the powerful weapons he had taught him. This curse becomes a significant obstacle for Karna later in the story.

Krishna visits the Pandavas in the forest and engages in a conversation with Arjuna about generosity. He challenges both Arjuna and Karna to prove their generosity through a test.

During the test of generosity, Karna effortlessly distributes gifts among the needy and deserving, showcasing his selfless nature and impressing everyone.

Duryodhana informs Sage Durvasa about the magic vessel possessed by the Pandavas and hopes that Draupadi won't be able to serve food on time, leading to Durvasa's curse.

Draupadi panics upon realizing that she has already cleaned the magic vessel for the day and cannot serve food to Sage Durvasa and his disciples, putting them in a difficult situation.

Distressed and seeking a solution, Draupadi seeks help from Lord Krishna, who has always been her savior and guide.

The story highlights the moral lesson that adhering to righteousness (Dharma) can be challenging, but through faith, perseverance, and divine intervention, one can overcome obstacles and find solutions to their dilemmas.