Shloka 2
गृहीतमाल्यदामां तां रथमारोप्य माधवीम् । पूरुर्यदुश्चन भगिनीमाश्रमे पर्यधावताम्
gṛhītamālyadāmāṃ tāṃ rathamāropya mādhavīm | pūrur yaduś ca na bhaginīm āśrame paryadhāvatām ||
Nārada said: Having taken garlands and wreaths, they placed Mādhavī upon a chariot and hurried about in the hermitage—Pūru and Yadu as well—seeking their sister. The scene underscores familial duty and the urgency to protect a woman’s honor and welfare within the bounds of dharma.
नारद उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse highlights dharma as expressed through familial responsibility: when a woman of the family is involved, the men are expected to act promptly to safeguard her welfare and honor, especially within a sacred setting like an āśrama.
Nārada narrates that Mādhavī is placed on a chariot after garlands are taken, and Pūru and Yadu rush about in the hermitage, apparently searching and moving urgently in response to the situation involving their sister.