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Today many of Hollywood's hit action flicks are Mythology movies. This movies show many ferocious mythical creatures and dieties which spikes our interest to know more about them. So,here are some of the most famous Mythology gods of Greek myths and their parallels from Indian Mythology. We start with  Zeus  . Zeus etymologically comes from  deus  , which is a Sanskrit cognate of  Dyaus.  Now, Dyaus is a Rig Vedic god of daylight sky. Dyaus is also considered as an aspect of  Indra.  Meanwhile, Roman  Jupiter , is Dyaus + Pitar (father of daylight sky).

This question is fantastic. And Mahabharata is truly an ocean of wisdom if we wish to ask such a question.  My answer is - The end may or may not justify the means. The best approach therefore, is to analyse for yourself and decide. In each situation. There is no one answer that will fit every situation!  Therefore, I am going to try and make arguments from both sides. Let's see!  Let us take a few instances from the epic -  1. Trying to avoid the war as far as possible -  Pandavas   do all they can, to avoid the war.   Yudhishthir   is very pragmatic. He knows by   Dharma   (Morality / Righteousness. There isn't an exact equivalent for the word in English) , he should be the king. Yet, his first reaction is not to go to war for the same. He negotiates, understands, talks, argues and tries everything else.  

Every year lakhs of students appear for JEE , out of which only talented (and lucky) few make it to IITs and/or NITs. Despite torturing themselves for 2 or more years with studies day in and day out many gain virtually nothing. In this series of posts I will try to break down the smartest and most efficient way to prepare for JEE main as well as advanced.  So, in this first post lets discuss whick books you should follow per subject for maximium benefits. Books to refer- As you all know NCERT is the most important of all the books available in the market. Not only would it help you in getting thorough with concepts but scoring good marks in your 12 th boards(especially if your board follows NCERT books).