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5 days ago · Rama. Goddess Lakshmi, A wife, The Goddess of fortune, Good luck, Riches, Splendor, Vermillion, Red earth, Name of An Apsara, Epithet of Mahalakshmi, A woman, Pleasing, Rejoicing, Charming and Beautiful, A variant feminine form of name Ram. Baby Names Finder Tool. Baby Girl Names. Baby Girl Names.
1 day ago · Story of Rama and demon Khara is the direct result of Lakshman nipping the nose of Rakshasi Surpanakha at Panchvati Ashram in Dandaka forest in the Ramayana. Khara was one of the brothers of Surpanakha as per Aranya Kanda. He ruled the Janasthana region – majority of the Rakshasas lived here. To avenge the bodily harm and insult meted out to ...
3 days ago · The Ramayana is undoubtedly the most popular and timeless Indian epic, read and loved by all. The term Ramayanaliterally means "the march (ayana) of Rama" in search of human values. The story is the narration of the struggle of Prince Rama to rescue wife Sita from the demon king, Ravana.As a literar...
4 days ago · The Ramayana, one of the two great epic poems of ancient India, holds a significant place not only in Hindu literature but also in the cultural and spiritual ethos of India. Composed by the sage Valmiki, the Ramayana narrates the tale of Prince Rama, his wife Sita, and his loyal companion Hanuman, weaving together elements of adventure, love, loyalty, and righteousness.
4 days ago · Sage Vishwamitra narrates the story of Tataka to Lord Ram. Tataka was the daughter of a powerful ‘yaksha’ named Suketu. ( Yakshas are supernatural beings – some good some evil. ) Suketu had no sons and therefore he performed intense austerities. Pleased with him Lord Brahma appeared before him. But instead of sons, Brahma granted Suketu a ...
4 days ago · Jatayu, the huge bird in the Ramayana, was the witness to Ravana kidnapping Mata Sita. His story is found in the Aranya Kanda of Ramayana. This unimaginably huge bird attempted to stop Ravana and rescue Mata Sita. Jatayu was so strong that when the bird flew up to fight Ravana huge waves were ...
