Draupadi, from the Mahabharata, had five sons with the Pandavas and a daughter, Suthanu, with Yudhishthira. According to ...

Not everyone has the time or ability to sit through lengthy pujas or deep meditative rituals. In today’s fast-paced world, ...

While the episode from The Ramayana is referenced to extol the spirit of sacrifice by Urmila in sleeping through 14 years as a quid pro quo for facilitating her husband Lakshmana’s wide-eyed ...

Over the years, the Ramayana has been reimagined and reinterpreted by various dancers and choreographers, reflecting the richness and complexity of the classic. As part of Rama Navami celebrations ...

"The woman being considered as the property of the husband and its devastating consequences are well documented in Mahabharat wherein Draupadi was put on stake in a game of gamble by none other ...

After all the monkeys had assembled in Kishkindha under King Sugriva, Rama, Hanuman, Andaga and Lakshmana made inspiring speeches to them and exactly described their coming march to Lanka.

Within Angkor Wat, carved bas-reliefs illustrate scenes from the Ramayana and the Mahabharata—epic poems that are also sacred Hindu texts. "Just think that the single temple of Angkor Wat has ...

Citing Draupadi from Mahabharat as an example to denote woman being considered as the property of the husband, the Delhi High Court has discharged a man in an adultery case filed against him by a ...