The upper and lower halves of Bhaktapur, Nepal compete over one of these objects during Biska Jatra, an often-fatal new years’ festival. During a festival in the month of Ashadha (AA-shah-duh), people rush to touch ropes attached to these objects in the hopes of instantly attaining moksha. The Puranas describe the (-5[1])distinct colors of these objects belonging to each of the Navagraha (NUH-vuh-GRUH-huh). A massive temple complex at (*) Konark (10[1]-5[1])in Orissa was designed (-5[1])to resemble one of these (-5[1])objects belonging (10[4])to Surya. In the Ratha (10[2])Yatra (-5[1])(RUTH-uh-YAH-trah) festival (10[1]-5[1])local to Puri, (10[2])idols of Jagannath and his family are (10[2])loaded atop (10[1])these objects. One (10[1])of these (10[1]-5[1])objects is (10[1])moved (10[1])to provide a clearer view of the Kurukshetra battlefield (10[2])at the (10[1])start of the Bhagavad Gita. For 10 points, Krishna counsels (10[2])Arjuna (10[1])while (10[1])operating what type (10[2])of (10[4])military vehicle? ■END■