The Mahabharata is often called the story of stories - a grand saga of kings, warriors, revenge, and destiny. But is it only a story of man against man, of land lost and won through dice and battle?
Look closer.
The forests, rivers, trees, and all living beings breathe within the epic - sometimes as silent witnesses, sometimes as powerful protagonists.
They stand in plain sight in the well-known narratives and thrive richly in the subaltern traditions. These tales are kept alive through rituals, sculptures, folklore, and ancient performing arts.
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