Ramayana

In Hinduism, the river Ganga is more than just a water body. It is the sacred symbol of purity, rebirth, and of getting second chances. The artwork above, by artist

Position is temporary, but spirit is permanent. One of the biggest lessons that the Ramayana teaches us is that no matter what your position is in life, the right attitude

The Ramayana Virtual Art Gallery is truly one of its kind! It is meticulously designed to resemble Rama’s distinctive bow and arrow. To visit the gallery now click https://art-ma.gallery/RamayanaVR/

This beautiful artwork by Paolo Libralesso portrays Lord Rama and Sita returning to Ayodhya in Ravan’s magical aircraft, known as the Pushpaka Vimana.

Sita, also known as Janaki, is the daughter of Bhumi (the Goddess of Earth), adopted and raised by the king of Videha, Janaka. Sita is considered to be the incarnation

How would we know what goodness is if it isn’t seen through the prism of evil? For evil teaches us all that we shouldn’t be. It helps us value all

Hanuman: The dutiful companion Extraordinary strength (shakti) and an unmatched sense of duty (bhakti)—these were the two main virtues of Hanuman in the Ramayana. This monkey God was Rama’s faithful companion while

The Ramayana depicts Rama to be the ideal man. A man of his calibre, therefore, could only be matched with an ideal woman. Sita, the other central character in one

This fabulous artwork by Paolo Libralesso captures the moment when Lord Rama attends the Swayamvara in Mithila, arranged by King Janaka to choose a suitor for his daughter Sita. The

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The countdown has begun! One week to go! The Diwali in London (DiL) committee, in collaboration with the Mayor of London, brings the festival of Diwali toTrafalgar Square, the heart

London gears up for a multicultural extravaganza!