Ramayana

Ramayana (also called Diwali or Deepavali) is one of the most important holidays in Hinduism. Ramayana celebrates the return of the hero Lord Rama and his victorious defeat of the evil Ravana.

This term paper compares, contrasts and summarizes the literary works of the Ramayana and the Mahabarata. They are both EXCELLENT stories of Epic proportions and have set the staple for the lifestyle of the Hindu cultures.

Examined is the portrayal of the purusharthas, the Hindu four essentials of life, as they exist in Valmiki's Ramayana.

Rama of Ramayana has got entwined with folklore, history, religion, spiritual solace and culture, to weave such a powerful and beautiful living tapestry.

It is written in our scriptures that demons used to walk freely on earth long back and our Gods had to take birth in human form on earth to annihilate them but are they extinct. I think Not......

While staying true to the overarching themes and characters, this retelling attempts to make The Ramayana more readable. It should be noted that because the story stems from an oral tradition, there exist various versions.

Summary of the drama "Shakuntala"

Part I is already published and commented upon

It may sound far-fetched, but some of the incidents narrated in the Ramayana by Sage Valmiki merits serious attention. Let's look at the weapons mentioned in the Ramayana and compare them with modern science, technology and weaponry can kick off intellectual discussion.

The great epic Ramayana teaches us many useful lessons applicable to the whole of humanity to achieve family harmony and interpersonal relations among parents and children.Can we make an attempt to imbibe at least some of the values to the extent practicable?

People get upset and irritated over trivial things and situations. They display bad temper and resort to violence and conflict as solution to problems. We can learn the art of management by studying the situations faced by Sri Rama and how he handled them.