Multiple choice general knowledge

Viswamitra gave two mantras to Rama and Lakshmana to keep away hunger and thirst

  1. Veera Athiveera

  2. Bala Athibala

  3. Raksha Suraksha

  4. Kshama Sahana
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The sage Viswamitra taught two powerful mantras called 'Bala' (strength) and 'Atibala' (extra strength) to Rama and Lakshmana. These mantras would protect them from hunger and thirst during their exile in the forest. The other options are combinations of Sanskrit words but are not the correct names of these specific mantras.

AI explanation

To answer this question, we need to understand the context of the given mantras and their meanings.

Option A) Veera Athiveera - This option is incorrect. This mantra does not relate to keeping away hunger and thirst.

Option B) Bala Athibala - This option is correct. The mantra "Bala Athibala" is given by Viswamitra to Rama and Lakshmana to keep away hunger and thirst. "Bala" means strength, and "Athibala" means extreme strength. This mantra is believed to provide them with the strength to overcome hunger and thirst.

Option C) Raksha Suraksha - This option is incorrect. This mantra does not relate to keeping away hunger and thirst.

Option D) Kshama Sahana - This option is incorrect. This mantra does not relate to keeping away hunger and thirst.

Therefore, the correct answer is Option B) Bala Athibala. This mantra is given by Viswamitra to Rama and Lakshmana to keep away hunger and thirst.

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