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I have unresed my post Semanti didi😃

Originally posted by: Nonie12345

Beautiful chapter Semanti didi😃

Dharmaraj gave right positions to correct people😊

Loved his way of administration❤️

His thoughts on his queen are full of respect

His caring for his Praja is so heart touching😃

I wish our leaders are like that

His thoughts on punishment are very inspiring😊

I wish our law system was like that

Originally posted by: DharmaPriyaa

Thank you so much dear 😊 he was the greatest King of his time! Even I wish he took rebirth to teach his Raaj-Dharma to everyone!

This time I could not feel that it was ur writing jyestha! It was utter professional work... done so beautifully.

Today only read that one poor when ask Buddha that he has nothing to give,
Buddha said u have a smile which can cure many injured hearts. All u need is to spread positivity...!
N the very same I cud get here, b/w yudhishtir n specially abled ppl!
luved it

Originally posted by: Avyakta

❤️Excellent Update, amazing . How beautifully you have written these moral rules , defined the ethical standards of a society ! Every sentence is relevant to this modern day standard too . Wish our Law Minister and other higher authorities read this one at least once . Please send me pm whenever you update this .And thanks a lot for educating us in such a great way . 🤗--- Love to see these sentences over the walls of every court room in the country ! 👏
Danda Neeti is inevitable to maintain peace in a kingdom. But punishing someone is not so easy. The one who has the authority to punish the sinners can never be a wayward. He cannot allow his personal anger, ego or bias to decide the fate of his convict. If a judge does so, it will never be a fair judgment. An ideal judge must shake off all his anger and pride before sitting on his throne. He must be impartial while judging. He must learn how to sympathize with the sinner. Yes, sympathizing with a sinner is necessary! For that is the only way to do good to both the convict and the society.
I always tried to punish the convicts according to the seriousness of their crimes. The most severe punishment was declared for harming Brahmins, sages, women and children.

Originally posted by: Jayeeta_06

superb update...⭐️⭐️⭐️...so Yuthishthir finally succeeded in building a prosperous city...👏👏👏...He was able to give happiness and peace to his subjects......so brilliantly portrayed...🥳...loved it...❤️❤️❤️...thank u 4 pm...😃...

Originally posted by: ..Dharam_dasi..

This time I could not feel that it was ur writing jyestha! It was utter professional work... done so beautifully.

Today only read that one poor when ask Buddha that he has nothing to give,
Buddha said u have a smile which can cure many injured hearts. All u need is to spread positivity...!
N the very same I cud get here, b/w yudhishtir n specially abled ppl!
luved it

Jiji 🤗

An excellent update!! Sorry for the late reply. Waiting for the next one. Lovely description of life in Indraprastha. 😊

Originally posted by: AadhyaAashutosh

Jiji 🤗

Loved this chapter to the core 😃

An administrator should always analyse the weak areas first and then move on into the strong ones so that all are balanced and how well our Dharamraj did it 👏

Assigning a work to the eligible candidate is also another art to be learnt from my Jetji 😃

How i wish our present authorities learn something from these

The care shown to those special people was exemplary 👏

Waiting for more 🤗