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Separate electorates. Karna and Gangaji officially at war.
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Where Drona recounts the insult heaped on him by Heaslop
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The civil disobedience is called off. Pandu draws blood.
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Where Gangaji writes to the Viceroy to repeal the Mango laws
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Dhritarashtra and Pandu increase their dislike for each other
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The differences between Dhristarashtra and Pandu
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In which VV discusses fasting as a political weapon
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In which Gangaji comes up with a new tactic in satyagraha. Fasting.
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In which Gangaji organizes workers to get a better wage
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Gangaji takes up the cause of the jute workers in Budge Budge
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Sir Richard and Heaslop discuss the results of the annexation
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In which Pandu and Kunti agree to produce heirs for the unfortunate prince.
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In which Pandu is diagnosed with a near fatal condition
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Where Dhritarashtra wonders about Gandhari's sacrifice
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Where the British Resident and his equerry find a technicality to put Ganga Dutta in his place.
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Where Gangaji starts his satyagraha movement in Motihari
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Where VV reminisces about the character and values of Gangaji
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Where Gangaji arranges the marriage of his nephews - Dhritarashtra and Pandu.
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Where VV reminisces about his offspirings ' successes.
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Where the British Resident Sir Richard and his eqquery Heaslop try to understand Gangaji
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In which VV helps the dynasty avoid annexation by the British
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In which Gangaji arranges the triple marriage of his better born brothers.
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Where Ganga Datta discusses his past with the British Resident.
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Where Ganga Datta is introduced, and where he makes his terrible vow.
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Where VV narrates the story of his birth, and some interesting medicinal knowledge of the Bramhins of the old days.
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Introduction to Ved Vyas. Where Vyas recruits an amanuensis on the reference of his friend Brahm of the Apsara Agency.
