Happy Diwali! Diwali is a five-day Hindu celebration in the months of Ashvin and Kartika, typically falling in mid-October to mid-November. It is observed on Amavasya, the fifteenth day of Kartik.

Fact-Check: Visuals of a huge sword are being shared to claim that it shows Kumbhakarna's sword from Ramayana. However, they ...

In the remote Adivasi regions of Vidarbha in Maharashtra, Gonds and Mandavis are staking an ancestral claim on Raavan who ...

There is a recurring theme in Hindu mythology, where Asuras, before being slain by an avatar of Vishnu, were blessed by the ...

Explore the enchanting mythological tales behind Diwali in our captivating article. From Lord Ramas return to the triumph of ...

A viral video, that has been doing rounds on the internet, captures a small kid answering to the question - "Ravan ko kisne ...

Celebrates Lakshmi's birth during the cosmic churning and her marriage to Vishnu.

The statue of the deity at Ramprasad’s temple has its infamous ten heads but is sculpted with a smiling face as if blessing a devotee.

Ramayana, originally composed by Valmiki, has inspired various adaptations worldwide, reflecting unique cultural nuances. Notable versions include Tha ...

Unless you have the God-like ability to walk non-stop for over 3,100 km, or have a Pushpak Viman stowed away somewhere, chances are you'll never be able to achieve what Lord Rama did.

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