1) The document discusses T.P. Kailasm's play which presents a private mythology about the character Eklavya from the Mahabharata. 2) It provides background on Eklavya, who was refused training by the guru Dronacharya but learned archery on his own by practicing in front of a clay statue. 3) The document analyzes the play through the lens of postcolonial and subaltern theories, examining how Eklavya represents marginalized groups who are denied opportunities and have their voices suppressed.