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== सम्वाद || Discussion ==

== सम्वाद || Discussion ==

According to Dr K L Narayanacharya's view (Veda Samskrita Parichaya) : To consider that Vritra was in charge of one of the tribes before Aryans came to India and the fight between Vrtra and Indra — who is portrayed as the God of the Aryans viewing the entire episode from a modern historical perspective and concluding that Indra is a historical person - one should very well see these the import of these Rig Veda mantras.  

According to Dr K L Narayanacharya's view (Veda Samskrita Parichaya) : To consider that Vritra was in charge of one of the tribes before Aryans came to India and the fight between Vrtra and Indra — who is portrayed as the God of the Aryans viewing the entire episode from a modern historical perspective and concluding that Indra is a historical person - one should very well see the import of these Rig Veda mantras.  

Indra, the most amazing power and energy assuming different kinds of forms for the sake of well-being of the universe, is an aspect mentioned in many Vedic mantras. Therefore the battle between Indra and Vritra is symbolically very significant and has to be seen from this perspective instead of a historic viewpoint.

Indra, the most amazing power and energy assuming different kinds of forms for the sake of well-being of the universe, is an aspect mentioned in many Vedic mantras. Therefore the battle between Indra and Vritra is symbolically very significant and has to be seen from this perspective instead of a historic viewpoint.