Anuradha

Anuradha likes to indulge in the glorious stories of various mythologies, Mahabharata being her favourite. A science graduate and an MBA, Anuradha has had her stint with the corporate world for more than a decade and she now likes to leisurely spend her time studying Hindu mythology.
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Posted On 04/11/2016
For most people the festival of Diwali or Deepawali is about Ram and Raavan. This glorious occasion for the Hindus is not restricted to one day but full five days. You will be surprised that there are many stories related to Diwali in our mythology, read on to know a few of them. 1. The &h...
Posted On 29/09/2016
Rudraksh is one of the favourites of Shiva, in Sanskrit it means Shiva’s eyes. It is used as prayer beads in Hinduism, with the rosary consisting mainly 108 or more beads. In the Indian culture, Rudraksh has a special place as it is believed that the beads not only save human beings from...
Posted On 17/08/2016
|| Ahilya Tara Draudpadi Kunti Mandodari tatha panchkanya smreynityam mahapatak nashnam|| Hindu Mythology, interestingly, boasts of some holy virgins who have been highly instrumental in changing the course of history. These five, Ahilya, Tara, Draupdai, Kunti and Mandodari, were considere...
Posted On 03/03/2016
The popular Panchtantra tale of a Brahmin being duped into believing a goat to be a pig, teaches us to not believe things just because everybody around says so. The famous Mahabharta tale has always been told in the perspective of Kauravas being the villains but was it really so? Here’s ...
Posted On 23/12/2015
The great Grand sire of Kuru Dynasty in Mahabharat, Bhishma Pitamah, as he was popularly known was born, Devvrat. He became Bhisma Pitahmah after he took a bheeshna (grave) Pratigya/Vow of life-long celibacy. He was the son of Goddess Ganga and King Shantanu and the eldest in Kuru Vansh. H...
Posted On 05/12/2015
We all know about the hero of Mahabharata, ‘Karan,’ a legend but what most people do not know about Karan is what I shall share today. He was virtuous, intelligent, brave and a great warrior. He was the eldest son of Kunti but his entire life he had to struggle to stand for his...
Posted On 16/10/2015
We bring you, 8 reasons why Draupadi of Mahabharat is the ideal woman to follow and how women of today could learn a thing or two from her! The beautiful, virtuous and intelligent Draupadi, the real ‘heroine’ of Mahabharata, was a woman of substance. The story could have happened five ...
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