@ 2026-07-30 9:51 AM (#41289 - in reply to #40899) (#41289) Top | |
Posts: 357 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Country : India | amitsowani posted @ 2026-07-30 9:51 AM Received this in my inbox from Braahmi Shetty sharing her thoughts on relationship between Mahabharata theme and the Sudoku rounds: "1. As in the Mahabharata, there was unity among the five brothers " THE PANDAVAS ".The hundred brothers " THE KAURAVAS " were also united. Like that only, the sudoku rounds also have a relay race which shows unity and teamwork among their teams. 2. In the Mahabharata, Krishna was there to help and show the right path to Pandavas but didn't fight the war for them like that only in sudokus there are some hints which make the sudoku more easier but the hints do not directly show the answer but they show the right path to the answer. " |
@ 2026-07-30 9:54 AM (#41290 - in reply to #41289) (#41290) Top | |
Posts: 357 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Country : India | amitsowani posted @ 2026-07-30 9:54 AM amitsowani - 2026-07-30 9:51 AM Received this in my inbox from Braahmi Shetty sharing her thoughts on relationship between Mahabharata theme and the Sudoku rounds: "1. As in the Mahabharata, there was unity among the five brothers " THE PANDAVAS ".The hundred brothers " THE KAURAVAS " were also united. Like that only, the sudoku rounds also have a relay race which shows unity and teamwork among their teams. 2. In the Mahabharata, Krishna was there to help and show the right path to Pandavas but didn't fight the war for them like that only in sudokus there are some hints which make the sudoku more easier but the hints do not directly show the answer but they show the right path to the answer. " My reply to her email: "It's a very interesting take on the relationships between the Mahabharata theme and the rounds at the WSC. We actually do have a unity-related theme for the 5 Pandavas, but the format of the round is slightly different. We have a round for the 'hundred' Kauravas too, but the theme is slightly different. For the ideas related to Krishna, we have used a similar theme for a different character from the Mahabharata." |