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In that great book of ours, the Mahabharata, one chapter I find worth reading and rereading is that of the Aranya Parva, which has to do with the Yaksha, and his many questions. (The idea of an examination where the consequences of failure are dire is an interesting one, and the resemblance to a vice-chancellorship […]https://hcurocks.files.wordpress.com/2014/10/379px-yaksha_chandraketugarh.jpg?w=189