who was sister of lord RAM..??[in ramayan..]?
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Hi ,\n\nRead this webpage, You would know that Rama had sister named "Shanta" and was given to Romapada in adoption.\n\nhttp://www.valmikiramayan.net/bala/sarga11/bala_11_prose.htm\n\nread the 5th para highlited in blue.
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soshy'r upor rag hoitese khub! ekta kaj koro. sifat ke jokon phone korba tokon ei kotha gula bolba " kire sifat soshyr khobor tobor ki? valo to? toder modhe r kono jhamela nai to? jhamela thakle bolish. toder modhe jhamela thaklei amar valo lage. karon tokon soshy amar songe sobsomoi joga jog rakhe...otherwise...thak bad de!"...dekho eita boila kaj hoi kina. u know what i mean.
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Kareena's father is Randhir Kapoor and her Uncle is Rishi Kapoor whose wife is Neetu Kapoor(Neetu Singh before marriage).  Her daughter's name is Riddhima and she got married in Mumbai to Bharat Sawhney of Delhi on 25th January 2006
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A Subbarayalu ------------- December 17, 1920
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I better not be doing your homework!  \n\na. Hindus
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Aishwarya\n\nCheck out her site at: aishwaryaworld.com\n\nShe just recently had her birthday.
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Parushuram was even before Ramayaana. The real Parshurama was the one who killed his mother to obey his father...and later took a boon from his father(sage Jamadagani) to give life to his mother.\n\nParshurama was the incarnation of God, to teach those kings a lesson, who were not following their Dharma\n\nLater, he created an Ashram, and the Head of that Ashram was called Parshuram\n\nIt is like there was one Shankracharya...and the heads of his Ashramas are called Sankracharyas even now
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My dear get your Mytho right.\nLord Purushottama Rama has no proven historical existence. He lives i our hearts. He was created by various folklores and original allegory is credited to Hrishi Valmiqui.\nAny ways His story has endured millenia and will endure few more of them as it embibes ideal characters of Son, Man, Husband, King, Father, Friend, Guru and God.\nRama's story or Rama-yana strives to instill the same value among its readers that He Possessed.\nSome of the behaviour may be outdated in the line of borrowed wisdom from Muslim-Anglo-Sino bastardification or transmogification (tech term) of indo-Aryan school of thought.\nRamayana has endured these slights through the ages by modifying itself through the times and evolving the tale with the teller/reteller/listener. On can see marked variations in versions rendered by Valmiqui, Tulsidas, Haridas, Kadamb, Kruttiwas, Indonesian, Malay, Java and ceylonese.\nRama was a Purushottama and that is not subject to vetting from every Tom, Dick and Harry. His actions were considered according to "Dharma" or the way of life at the time the original story was firmed up (which obviously was pre-medeival). Today's morals and rules do not apply to it. As we write these lines new Ramayanas are being written. (Have u seen Japanese animated version) which apply to modern times but may be rejected in future. That is how beliefs and religion progress\nComing back to your question:\n1. Rama did not go for vanavasa of 12 years and Adnyatavas of one year there after to fulfill the promise given by his father to his step mother, that was in Mahabharata. \nRather he went for 14 years of Vanvasa to prove that His fathers wrong words are also as valueable to Him as right words.\n\n2.This is wrong that "After returning from the ordeal a garment washer murmurs about the purity of Sita and Ram discards her and she takes penance by jumping in fire and comes out of it as she is pure"\nAfter defeating Ravana-the evil Rama was expected to hug sita nd accept her, but he did'nt do so. This was written to give message to society that a woman if she spents time in other man's house should not be accepted back unconditionally (wait do not shout retrograde lemme finish)\nAt the time of writing of Ramayan Woman's dignity was big deal, then ladies did'nt stay out in Karol baugh, peddar road night clubs binging on booze or coke and came back to breakfast while their Husbands/Parents/In-laws accepting it meekly or joining her in the same sleaze-fest. \nThis message for society was to say that womenfolk once strayed must not be accepted without sound explanation or proof. that may be backward in post-feminism era but thats the way it was.\n3. That point about "Rama's rajya was ancestral property and not self earned by his father so Rama's father has no right to give it to anyone he likes" is totally way off mark. There was no questions of right or claim. If you have not noticed Ramayana is guided by duty not right. Dad's word was order from heaven. This phenomena is still there in rural india.I myself have seen it in my childhood when elders(MY DAD) obeyed their elders like God. We being "Modern" judge audaciously everything. maybe we are right may be they were right but that the way it was then\n\n\nIt is getting late I'll put in rest of the answer later
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Ramayan? What's ramayan? Did u mean, ramayana?? If it's ramayana... emm.. it false. Only a story in my country..
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He was an Iranian God of light.\nSee the following link.\nhttp://www.pantheon.org/articles/m/mithra.html
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mature was ramesh when?
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Rabhya (worshipped), Rachna (creation), Ragini (melody), Rajeshri (queen), Rajika (lamp), Rajni (night), Raksha (protection), Ramya (delightful), Ranhita (quick), Rani (queen), Ranya (pleasant), Rashmi (sun rays), Raveena (sunny), Raya (flow/ sated with drink), Rebha (sings praises), Reena (gem), Reshma (silky), Revati (prosperity), Rewa (swift), Rhea/ Ria (singer), Riddhi (fortunate), Rishima (moonbeam), Rita (way of life), Rohini (moon), Romila (heartfelt), Roopa (blessed with beauty), Roshni/ Ruchi (light), Ruchika (shining/ beautiful/ desirable), Ruchita (splenderous), Ruhi (soul), Ruhin (spiritual), Rupa (silver), Rupashi (beautiful)\n\nRachna    Hindu Girl \nRadha    Hindu Girl \nRadhika a form of the Devi, 5th Sakti, wife of Krishna   Hindu Girl \nRagini    Hindu Girl \nRajni    Hindu Girl \nRakhi    Hindu Girl \nRaksha    Hindu Girl \nRamya elegant, beautiful   Hindu Girl \nRani a queen   Hindu Girl \nRanjana    Hindu Girl \nRanjita    Hindu Girl \nRasika    Hindu Girl \nRasna    Hindu Girl \nRati a Devi   Hindu Girl \nReena \nRekha straight line   Hindu Girl \nReman    Hindu Girl \nRenuka    Hindu Girl \nReshma silky   Hindu Girl \nRevati wife of Balarama   Hindu Girl \nRiddhi Siddhi will follow   Hindu Girl \nRima    Hindu Girl \nRina queen   Hindu Girl \nRishbha    Hindu Girl \nRitu    Hindu Girl \nRohana sandalwood   Hindu Girl \nRohini    Hindu Girl \nRoshni light   Hindu Girl \nRuchi    Hindu Girl \nRuchika    Hindu Girl \nRuchira    Hindu Girl \nRudrani a wife of Shiva   Hindu Girl \nRukmini    Hindu Girl \nRupa    Hindu Girl \nRupal    Hindu Girl \nRupali
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yes it is true, coz the birth of sita was mentioned in Ramayan before the birth of Rama.
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ramayana, the word \nramayana is one of the two great indian epics that contain the essence of the indian sensibility and world-view. the word 'ramayana' literally means 'MARCH OF RAM', RAM + AYAN (MARCH) in search of human values-.
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I've heard about it... Ramayana is a God and he have to save his wife Sita Dewi from evil king of Lanka {forgot name}.....by help from his brother Laxamana, Jentayu and Hanuman he make it through and also defeat Indra...that have many magic....coz' of that Deepavali celebrated...i think so... I've learned it from classic literature
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Ramanujacharya (1017-1137) emphasized devotion to Lord Vishnu in Vaikunth as Lakshmi-Narayan. His doctrine known as vishishth-advait (special non-dual), encompassed the best of both advait and dvait thoughts. The mature devotee acquires divine qualities and is thus in-tune with God, and then offers devotion to God who is distinct, supreme, and eternally possesses a form. His school is also called the Shri Vaishnav sampraday (sect).
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Kumaraswami Kamaraj, better known as K. Kamaraj (July 15, 1903 – October 02, 1975) was an Indian politician widely known as a kingmaker in Indian politics, widely known for his honesty, integrity and simplicity. He was involved in the Indian independence movement and was a close ally of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India. He was instrumental in bringing to power two Prime Ministers, Lal Bahadur Shastri in 1964 and Indira Gandhi in 1966. He was affectionately known as the Gandhi of the South, the Black Gandhi, and in Tamil Nadu, his home state he is still hailed for facilitating the spread of education to millions of the rural poor during the 1950s. He was awarded India's highest civilian honour, the Bharat Ratna, posthumously in 1976.