what was the condition laid by indra while granting boon to karna
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Indra understood that Karna would be powerful in fight and unfit to be slaughtered as long as he had his Kavach and Kundal. He approaches Karna as a poor Brahmin amid Karna's sun-love.
Surya cautioned Karna of Indra's aims, however Karna expressed gratitude toward Surya and clarified that he was bound by his assertion and couldn't send anybody from his entryway with practically nothing.
At the point when Indra moved toward Karna as a Brahmin homeless person and asked his Kavach and Kundal as contributions, Karna uncovers that he knew the Brahmin's actual character yet guaranteed that he could never dismiss anybody.
Indra wound up upbeat and took his typical shape. Cutting the defensive layer and studs off his body, Karna gave them to Indra. As he does as such, sky opens up and every one of the divine beings and heavenly creatures in all domains showed up in sky and showered blossoms on Karna. They adulated that it was one of the best philanthropy the world have ever seen. Indra allowed the aid as Vasavi Shakti, with the stipulation that Karna could just utilize the weapon once. In a few forms of the story, Indra gives Karna the name "Karna" for this incredible act.
However Indra said that Vasavi Shakti could only be used once.
Surya cautioned Karna of Indra's aims, however Karna expressed gratitude toward Surya and clarified that he was bound by his assertion and couldn't send anybody from his entryway with practically nothing.
At the point when Indra moved toward Karna as a Brahmin homeless person and asked his Kavach and Kundal as contributions, Karna uncovers that he knew the Brahmin's actual character yet guaranteed that he could never dismiss anybody.
Indra wound up upbeat and took his typical shape. Cutting the defensive layer and studs off his body, Karna gave them to Indra. As he does as such, sky opens up and every one of the divine beings and heavenly creatures in all domains showed up in sky and showered blossoms on Karna. They adulated that it was one of the best philanthropy the world have ever seen. Indra allowed the aid as Vasavi Shakti, with the stipulation that Karna could just utilize the weapon once. In a few forms of the story, Indra gives Karna the name "Karna" for this incredible act.
However Indra said that Vasavi Shakti could only be used once.
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