Abhijit Frees the Sacred Waterfall

You need to hear about the prince who destroyed his own kingdom's massive dam just to set

a waterfall free. In Tagore's play The Waterfall, a greedy King builds a giant iron machine

to block a sacred stream, starving his neighbors just to flex his power.

The royal engineer thinks he’s a god for controlling nature, but the Crown Prince,

Abhijit, isn't having it. He feels a deep spiritual bond with the water.

So, instead of taking the throne, he finds the dam’s weak spot and smashes

it. The water rushes out and sweeps him away. He dies,

but the river flows free again, proving you can't own nature without losing your humanity.