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For Ramrajya, be like Vibhishana

As citizens, every day, and often in very small and arguably insignificant ways, we are faced with the same choice: To act and question what we see is wrong or to ignore

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S S Venkateswaran
The war was imminent. Ravana had not sought the advice of his ministers. His ego and arrogance had precipitated this situation. It had become a personal battle against Rama and Lakshmana.

Kumbhakarna, his younger brother, stood before him and said: "Great King! Ignoring the principles of statecraft, you have run into great danger. If you had any grievance against Rama and Lakshmana, you should have met them face to face and defeated and slain them before carrying off Sita." 

However, having spoken thus harshly, Kumbhakarna looked at Ravana and saw how his words pained the King. Affectionate as he was brave, Kumbhakarna
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