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| Culture Course |
BHIMA AND HANUMAN |
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overjoyed to meet Hanuman. He fell at his feet. Hanuman then got up and embraced Bhima. Hanuman said: "Brother, whenever you need my help, think of me and I shall be there." Then he added: "I shall always help the Pandavas. I shall function as Arjuna’s banner in the coming battle and bring you all victory." That is how Arjuna came to called also Kapi-Dhvaja. The word means one whose banner contains the figure of a monkey. Bhima took leave of Hanuman, and going to the river bank, collected a bunch of Saugandhika flowers and stems, and then went and presented them to Drapadi. |
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About Bhima And Hanuman |
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