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Guest: Ami Ganatra (Author/Researcher — Valmiki Ramayana & Vyasa Mahabharata) Host: Lipika Bhushan (The Indic Pen Podcast) 1. This episode challenges pop-culture myths around Karna, Sita, Draupadi, Kaikeyi, Kunti using Valmiki Ramayana and Vyasa Mahabharata. 2. Ami explains agency (decision-making power) and why “dharma” is about sustainability + self-discipline, not blind submission. 3. The Ahalya story is unpacked: not “helpless victim,” but a narrative of accountability + tapasya + transformation in the original text. 4. Sita is shown as assertive and decisive, from choosing forest life to how key events unfold. 5. Draupadi’s “mocked Duryodhan” story is called out as a manufactured myth, and the dice episode is discussed without reducing it to a simplistic gender lens. 6. The episode warns against dishonest retellings and pushes viewers to re-read the originals and avoid both extremes in modern feminism debates. Chapters: 0:00 — Karna: TV Myth vs Text 0:20 — Sita “Abla” Label Is Insult 0:46 — Ahalya: What Actually Happened 0:57 — Draupadi “Andhe ka Putra” Myth 1:10 — Feminism vs “Swachhandta” Debate 1:27 — Draupadi’s Status After Dice Game 1:49 — Women’s Role Shapes Epics 2:20 — Why Epics Got Called Mythology 2:52 — Intro: Re-read From Original Texts 3:53 — Who Is Ami Ganatra 4:45 — Myth → History: What We Missed 7:35 — Defining “Religious Feminism” 8:25 — Feminism’s Origin & Corruption 11:44 — Agency + Sustainability Principle 15:22 — Ahalya: Valmiki Version (Agency + Tapasya) #podcast #amiganatra #mahabharat #ramayan #ancienthistory 27:31 — Sita’s Agency: Forest Decision, Golden Deer 35:56 — Danger of Retellings: “Ravan Angle” 41:18 — Kaikeyi, Satyavati, Draupadi: Labeling Strong Women 44:53 — Kaikeyi vs Dasharatha: Accountability 49:16 — Dice Game: Gender Lens Misleads 54:03 — Kunti & Karna: Truth vs Victim Narrative 1:07:34 — Message: Read Originals, Avoid Extremes 1:13:49 — Closing: Dharma = Self-Control