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Ramakrishna gorged both the curd and the milk. Kali was furious. But Ramakrishna explained to Kali that what is one without the other. Kali was impressed by his wit and said that he will become a Vikatakavi. Meaning a jesting poet. with his Knowledge he left to Vijaynagara.
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