The Ramayana has long been more than a myth in India. It's a moral compass, a cultural backbone, a tale whispered from ...

A narrative from Sita’s viewpoint would also spotlight the often-overlooked female figures in The Ramayana. Kaikeyi, frequently vilified for sending Rama into exile, might be understood as a ...

Valmiki races through Rama’s childhood to get to His marriage, to show the role that Sita is going to play in His life. Janaka’s use of the words “sahadharmacharee tava”, when he gave Sita ...

It was a time for rejoicing in Ayodhya. Rama had married a beautiful princess called Sita and now, at last, King Dashratha could hand over the throne to his son. But the mother of Dashratha’s ...

It offers a unique astrological perspective on figures like Lord Rama, Sita, and Ravana, showcasing how they embody the qualities of signs such as Aries, Taurus, and Leo through their actions and ...

Devi Sita was an adopted daughter of King Janak and was also popularly called as ‘Janaki’. Lord Rama married Goddess Sita in a ‘Swayamvar’ that was organized by Maharaja Janak in his kingdom, Mithila.

Just as brightness and the Sun can never be dissociated, so too can Sita and Lord Rama never be viewed separately, and should not be viewed separately, said V.S. Karunakarachariar in a discourse.