Why are Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati considered to be holy in Hindu mythology? Read this blog post to find out!

Read about Buddhist iconography and the meanings behind the sacred symbols often found in Buddhist art and architecture.

Lord Ganesha is depicted having a human body with an elephant head having single tusk, and is thus, known as Ekdant (one tooth).

This year, the Rath Yatra of Puri will begin on the 12th of July. Read about the importance of the event & the deity it is associated with.

Guru-shishya Paramapara is an Ancient Indian method of education. Read to find how different it is from the modern Indian education system.

Mahabharata is the greatest tragedy of the Bharatvarsha. According to many, the sole reason for the downfall of the Kauravas was...

Holi, the festival of colors is celebrated all over India with great enthusiasm and of course, with a lot of colors! Just like all the...

Each mother in the Ramayana- Kausalya, Kaikeyi, Sumitra, Sita, Mandodari, displays a multitude of emotions...

Superstitions are self-imposed beliefs, or sometimes widely believed blind notions of being...

In Sanskrit, the term 'Kama' means love, desire, sensuality, and longing. In Hinduism, the Lord who embodies all these qualities is Kamadeva

A story of the creation of the world, Samudra Manthan or the churning of the ocean is a significant event in Indian mythology because...

In both versions, we see how women remain questionable for their actions and are character assassinated in society in general...

Apart from their use in medicine, most plants in India have a mythological connection too...

Diwali celebrations last five days. However, only one of these days is associated with Lord Rama...

In Art, Goddess Kali is mostly portrayed as a fearsome figure with disheveled hair, dark skin, and a lolling tongue dripping with blood.

Lord Zeus, the Greek God, bears an uncanny resemblance to Lord Indra in Indian Mythology. Read this blog to find out how!

Read about the legend associated with the emergence of the social evil- the 'Devadasi' tradition in India.