3. What is the name of the demon king? 4. How does Ravana trick Sita? 5. How does Rama defeat Ravana? 6. Why do the people place oil lamps in their windows? 5. Time to talk Gather ideas about the ...

Ravana is a rakshasa (demon), famous for having ten heads, symbolizing his vast knowledge. Despite his intelligence and power, he is depicted as being consumed by arrogance and desire, especially ...

She produced Hanuman and when he grew up the villages found out that he can communicate with Monkeys. When Rama foundout that his wife Sita was stolen, (it is still a debate that whether Sita eloped ...

13. The Brahmins were caste-promoting lot to put themselves on top of everyone. the Rama Ravana story was created by Valmiki who wrote Ramayana and in fact, states that Ravana’s aircraft has flown a ...

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 ...

By Krishna Priya The terms asura and rakshasa are associated with destruction and violence throughout Indian mythology. In ...

Trichy Sri. Kalyanaraman discusses ethical values in the Ramayana, emphasizing the importance of truth, courage, and righteousness.

The story goes like this: Ravana disguises as a wounded deer to Sita in a forest and runs away, directing Rama - Sita’s husband who was a great prince - to find it, which leaves Sita vulnerable.

Nayanthara's casting as Sita in the 2011 Telugu film Sri Rama Rajyam was questioned due to her alleged affair with Prabhu ...

Her transformations from the noble Rama to the wily Ravana, the artless Sita to the devoted Jatayu, harnessed extraordinary ...

Lord Hanuman, the epitome of devotion and strength, plays a pivotal role in the Ramayana. His unwavering loyalty to Lord Ram, ...