Villain or a Misunderstood Genius? Ravana is often remembered as the ten-headed demon king of Lanka and the villain of the Ramayana. But his story is far more layered than a simple battle between good and evil. He was a brilliant scholar, a devout follower of Lord Shiva, a capable ruler, and a tragic figure … Read more
A Seeker from the Margins In the vast and intricate landscape of Indian mythology, where gods descend to Earth and kings battle for dharma, the story of Shabari is quiet, humble, and profoundly moving. She is not a queen, a warrior, or a sage. She is an old tribal woman, living in the forest, waiting … Read more
A Mortal’s Dream and a Sage’s Defiance Among the many myths that populate the skies of Indian lore, the story of Trishanku is one of cosmic ambition, spiritual rivalry, and the delicate balance between ego and dharma. It is a tale where a mortal king dares to challenge divine order, and a sage, in his … Read more
The Eternal Festival of Victory Every year, Vijayadashami, also known as Dussehra, is celebrated across India with unmatched zeal. Streets light up with effigies of Ravana ready to burn, stage plays narrate the Ramayana in Ramlila grounds, and families gather to mark the victory of good over evil. Yet, beneath the festivities lies a profound … Read more
The Epic That Refuses to Fade The Ramayana is not just a story preserved in ancient manuscripts; it is a living tradition that continues to shape millions of people’s moral and cultural framework. Passed down for generations, it has been expressed in temple carvings, folk songs, television serials, and even contemporary films. But its enduring … Read more
