Question :

The names of Krishna's four horses mentioned In verse $10.53.5$,?

• A) Śaibya, Sugrīva, Meghapuṣpa, and Balāhaka

• B) Uccaiḥśravā, Garuḍa, Citraratha, and Airāvata

• C) Haryasva, Rohit, pavanavega, and Takṣaka

• D) Śatruñjaya, Mārutī, Śailendra, and Kālamukha

Posted On : 25-07-2026

Question :

In verse $10.53.5$, which of Lord Kṛṣṇa's four horses shares a name with a famous character in the Rāmāyaṇa?

• A) Jāmbavān

• B) Va:li

• C) Angada

• D) Sugrīva

Posted On : 24-07-2026

Question :

In verse 10.53.4 - udvāha-rkṣaṁ ca vijñāya". What does the word 'ṛkṣam' refer to,

• A) The specific lunar astrological star constellation set for Rukmini's wedding

• B) The hidden pathway leading out of Dvārakā

• C) The massive royal military division of the Yadus

• D) The formal dowry documents sent by the bride's father

Posted On : 23-07-2026

Question :

In verse (10.53.4) Lord Kṛṣṇa commands His charioteer (sārathim) to ready His chariot. What is the charioteers name ?

• A) Mātali

• B) Dāruka (दारुक)

• C) Sañjaya

• D) Sumantra

Posted On : 22-07-2026

Question :

In verse 10.53.3, Lord Kṛṣṇa refers to Śiśupāla and his allies as "rājanyāpasadān". What does the word "apasada" specifically mean in this context?

• A) Powerful and undefeated emperors

• B) Righteous rulers who are confused by circumstances

• C) Kings who belong to the solar dynasty (sūrya-vaṁśa)

• D) The base, degraded, or lowest members of the royal order

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Posted On : 21-07-2026

Question :

Congratulations to the winner for this month - 19 June 2026 to 18 July 2026:

Padma Parthasarathy

Thanks to the following devotees for participating:

Bhavani Anbumani
Gudivada Rajyalakshmi
Neela Devi Nerella
Omkar Sundarkumar
Padma Parthasarathy
Padmavathi Sobha Devi Kilambi
Srishalini Mattapalli

*** Team Jeeyar.

Posted On : 20-07-2026

Question :

Which word does Lord Kṛṣṇa use in 10.53.3 to explicitly describe the nature of Rukmiṇī's absolute surrender and devotion to Him alone?

• A) Mṛdhe (मृधे)

• B) Unmathya (उन्मथ्य)

• C) Mat-parām (मत्पराम्)

• D) Edhasaḥ (एधसो)

Posted On : 19-07-2026