Shree Madbhgwad Gita Rahasye Saster
Description:-[There is a difference of. opinion as to how the words 'paryapta' and 'aparyapta' are to be understood, 'paryapta' ordinarily means 'sufficient'. Therefore, some interpret this stanza as meaning, " the army of the Pandavas is sufficient, and our army is insufficient[1] ". But, this interpretation is not correct. In the foregoing chapters of the Udyogaparva, Duryodhana, while describing their army to Dhrtarastra has given the names of the above mentioned commanders of his army, and has said :- "As my army is very large and well-trained, I am bound to win the war "[2] ; similarly, when Duryodhana again describes his army to Dronacarya, further on in the Bhismaparva, he has uttered the words of the above stanzas of the Gita[3] ; and as this description has been given in a joyful frame of mind, in order to encourage the whole army, the word 'aparyapta', cannot possibly be interpreted otherwise than as meaning &#