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No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by an information storage and retrieval system—except by areviewer who may quote brief passages in a review to be printed in a magazine, newspaper, or on the Web—without permission in writing from the copyright  \nowner.  \nAlthough the author and publisher have made every effort to ensure the accuracy and completeness of information contained in this book, we assume no responsibility for errors, inaccuracies, omissions, or any inconsistencies herein.  \nAny slights on people, places, or organizations are unintentional.  \nCover Design by : Aditi Shah  \n[aditicshah01@gmail.com](aditicshah01@gmail.com)  \nTo my family and friends  \nTo my alma mater, IIT-BHU  \nForeword  \nAthehaltpleswass andwhalotnehaly womand transpi isrealdwaysafter aPnaenvdai lvmaasng’safemablsetd;  \nDraupadi in the game of dice. Not just Draupadi, we come across these kinds of unfortunate incidents very often even in today’s world. To protect Draupadi from the evil forces that day in Mahabharata, one Krishna was sufficient. But for the world we are living in now, rescuing Draupadi from the wicked men existing around us, each one of us needs to turn into a Krishna. We, as a country that taught the rest of the world to see god in mother, have failed multiple times as a system to save the life and dignity of women.  \nDraupadi had five husbands as written in her fate. She was not loved and wed, but a prize for their skill. Being a princess, she could not choose her husband. Her character was extensively misunderstood and limited to just a woman who had an insatiable hunger for sex. But was that all there was about her?  \nA small story for reference which I read somewhere in the past, would fit perfectly in Draupadi’s context.  \nA family had two sons. One of them believed that he was born out of the two-minute pleasure his mother had had with his father. And the other one believed, he was born out of the unbearable pain his mother had to endure for nine months carrying him in her womb. Technically, both of them were right. But, if one can not see beyond the pleasure, he’s  \nan animal. He can become a social animal and a human only if he chooses to understand the pain.  \nIf one chooses to believe that Draupadi’s character is limited only and only to her hunger for sex, he can never understand her greatness.  \nAs admired by most Indians , if enduring the agony and suffering , without voicing any opposition , is the essence of an ideal woman , then she can never be an example of that kind of idealism. She was a compassionate and merciful woman but had the mind to revenge against the evil. She was not the character that would bear humiliations on her face; instead , she questioned and tried knocking sense into the opposite person. She fought back against the injustice , meted out to her modesty. She confronted her issues with no self-deception and no soft filters. She pushed her husbands to avenge the humiliation she had to undergo because of Kauravas. She ignited the spark of revenge in the hearts of the Pandavas , and she offered her entire being as fuel to keep the revenge alive in her husbands ’bodies and souls. 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