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Ekalavya had deep devotion for his guru. He was a devoted disciple and believed that he should learn with his guru’s blessings. The same blessings guided him and helped him in reaching his goal. Within two years he was master in archery by his devotion.

He went to Dronacharya. the great acharya of Pandavas and Kauravas to learn archery.

According to Drona, Ekalavya became a good archer by his devotion. His devotion only made him a good archer.

Yes, It is the duty of every student to protect the honour of the teacher. Since the teacher is guru and God himself.

Drona refused to teach archery to Ekalavya because he made an vow that he would not teach other than kshatriya or a Brahmin. His vow binds him to refuse Eklavya.

He wanted to learn archery to save the young deer from wolves.

a. the Blessed Virgin

That line is ‘your teacher must indeed be a great one’.

Correct Answer is : b. slave

By seeing Ekalavya’s skillful trick of Shabdavedhi Drona appreciated Him. Ekalavya’s skill was uncomparable. It was an extraordinary skill.

After two years Ekalavya became a master in archery. When Drona and Arjuna saw his great skill in shabdavedhi, they (astonished) wondered and praised his guru. But his guru was none other than Drona. Though Drona had not taught him directly, Arjuna was jealous of Ekalavya. So Arjuna accused his guru that he had not kept his word. Drona was pressurised by Arjuna and the situation made him to ask the right thumb ofEkalavya as his guru Dakshina. Being humble disciple and devotee of his guru, Ekalavya was ready to offer his right thumb and requested his guru to accept it and bless him. Really Ekalavya was a noble student history ever saw.

Ekalavya was the son of Hiranya Dhanus. the hunter chief of the southern forest.

Correct Answer is : c. Ekalavya