When we think of the Ramayana, we often think of the prince of Ayodhya—his virtues, his battles, his exile, and his return.

Entitlement Without Responsibility Ravan had everything—power, knowledge, even devotion. But he lacked one thing: the ...

For many, Ram is a historical man, but for some, Ram means good qualities, and the Ram-Ravan war is an inner war between good and evil. Ram is so ingrained in Indian life and culture that we all ...

Prince Angad had demonstrated his might in the Lankan court, prompting Ravan himself to bow down to him in a vain attempt to ...

Raja Ravan sat worried on his throne. Ram had been able to cross the ocean with Sugriv’s massive army. He held his fortified ...