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By admin April 13, 2023April 14, 2023 Mahabharata

The Sacrifice of Iravan: How it Helped Pandavas Regain Their Kingdom

Despite being a lesser-known character in the epic Mahabharata, Iravan, who is the son of Arjuna, is revered by devotees throughout India. Iravan is also known as Iravat, Iravant, and Aravat. He holds a special place in the hearts of the Tamil cult of Kuttantavar and the Draupadi cult, both

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Pralaya, Yuganta, Mahapralaya: The Three Endings Hindu Texts Actually Describe

Pralaya, Yuganta, Mahapralaya: The Three Endings Hindu Texts Actually Describe

Goddess Vindhyavasini: The One Who Escaped Kamsa's Hands the Night Krishna Was Born

Goddess Vindhyavasini: The One Who Escaped Kansa’s Hands the Night Krishna Was Born

When Radha Became Krishna: The Story of the Eyes That Cannot Lie

When Radha Became Krishna: The Story of the Eyes That Cannot Lie

Krishna and Nanda: What Happened at Their Kurukshetra Reunion

Krishna and Nanda: What Happened at Their Kurukshetra Reunion

Two Avatars, Two Tempers: Lakshmana's Anger and Rama's Restraint

Two Avatars, Two Tempers: Lakshmana’s Anger and Rama’s Restraint

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