T.P. Kailasam was a Kannada playwright who lived from 1884 to 1946. The document discusses Eklavya, a young prince from a lower caste who aspired to learn archery from the guru Dronacharya. Though denied access due to his caste, Eklavya practiced diligently on his own and eventually surpassed Dronacharya's best pupil, Arjuna, in archery skills through self-study and determination. Both Eklavya and Arjuna were highly skilled archers, though Arjuna was of a higher caste and learned directly from Dronacharya while Eklavya had to teach himself.

2.  The purpose was written by T.P Kailasam
 He was born on 1884
 He was died on 1946
 He was playwright of kannada literature

3. 
 He was son of Vyatraj Hiranyadhanus
 He was a young prince of the Nishadha
 Eklavya aspire to study archery in the Gurukul
of Guru Dronacharya
 The greatest know teaches in the use of
weaponry and martial art knowledge at the
time
 Eklavya sincerely sought the mentorship of
Drona in the weaponry and martial art

4.  However since Eklavya belonged to the lower
castes he was denied access to Drona’s
mentorship but because Eklavya was self
motivated and was determined to learn from
Drona
 => Self training
Self study over many years eventually Eklavya
become on archer of exception prowess ,
greater than Drona’s best pupil

5.  Arjuna is the third of the Pandva brothers
 Arjuna was born in Royal family of
Hastinapura
 Drona’s favorite and most accomplished
pupil
he become a master in using the bow and
arrow

6.  Both are good archer
 Arjuna is Kshatariya
 Eklavya is belonged to lower cast
 Arjuna is leaning from to Drona
 Eklavya is self leaning
 (his also leaning to Drona , he is the tree and
watching , observing, leaning)

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