When devotees mark the triumph of good over evil on Dussehra by burning effigy of Ravana in India today, people in some parts of the country will instead be thronging to temples dedicated to the ...

Here are some Ravana temples you just cannot afford to miss! 1. Bisrakh, Uttar Pradesh This is one of the most famous and well-known Ravana temples. Ravana is worshipped as God in this region and ...

Across most of India, Ravana’s name is associated with defeat and destruction. Every Dussehra, towering effigies are set ...

Dedicated to Ravana, this temple is believed to be built by Ravana himself. It highlights his devotion to Lord Shiva, making it a significant pilgrimage spot. This temple is associated with Ravana ...

Here, notable locations in India where Ravana is worshipped and held in high respect. Dashanan Temple, Kanpur This more than 100-year-old Dashanan Mandir in Kanpur opens only once a year on ...

INDORE: On Dussehra, when people across the city will burn effigies of demon king Ravana, some will visit a temple in Pardesipura and offer prayers to him for they say, it was his 'moksha diwas ...

Badrinath Temple With Badrinath standing in for ... his wife Devi Sita arrived there first after vanquishing Ravana. Being one of India's Char Dham, or four sacred sites, it is regarded as being ...

Ram’s adventures — the Ramayana tells of him rescuing his wife, Sita, from the half-demon Ravana ... in India, says it is the duty of those who remember the struggle to build the temple ...

This is a national temple.” Adityanath has governed India’s most populous state since ... his wife Sita who is kidnapped by the demon king Ravana. With the help of his brother Lakshmana ...

AYODHYA, India — With priests chanting and blowing conch shells, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the consecration of a controversial Hindu temple in this north Indian town on Monday.

Dashanan Temple, UP: Dedicated to Ravana, this temple is said to have been built by Ravana himself, showcasing his reverence for Lord Shiva and attracting pilgrims from far and wide ...