Indian mythology

Bengaluru has served as a vibrant cultural melting pot, bearing witness to a plethora of ritual centers and festivals that have evolved from diverse histories...

Article by Ilma Saifi  History is full of tales, including tales of happiness and joy, triumph and failure, pain and sadness, and everything in between....

For years, every Indian child has heard the story of Vikram and Betal based on the  11th century AD text ‘Betal Pachisi’ (24 stories of...

One Spice, Countless Purpose The first recorded use of turmeric in India dates back to approximately 4000 years, during the Vedic period. Since it is...

The celebration of Janmashtami in a school or any event would be incomplete without a performance on maiyya yashodha and woh kisna hain. These songs...

Krishna Bhakti has spread far and wide, attracting foreign nationals to Vrindavan in search of Govind and seeking peace. However, before all this, the idea...

Jaina Mythology depicts the unique relationship between Neminatha,22nd Tithankara, Krishna, Baldeva, and Jarasandha. Krishna is not revered as God but 9th Vasudeva and one among...

Lord Krishna, the 8th incarnation of Vishnu, is a prominent deity in Hinduism and is considered one of the most revered and beloved figures in...

BRAJ: THE PASTORAL LANDSCAPE FOR KRISHNA Krishna in the Srimad Bhagavatam says, “My dear father, our home is not in the cities or towns or...

The Razmnama was a mammoth task undertaken by the Karkhana’s of Akbar. A man known for his tolerance and inquisitive nature towards native indian cultures,...