Desperate to save the mortally wounded Lakshman, Rama dispatches the mighty Hanuman on a perilous mission. He must fly across ...

Landing back home, Hanuman broke the happy news to his cohorts that he had discovered the spot where Ravan was holding Sita ...

Why the artwork of Lanka’s deposed king in the Constitution of India, and the stories that surround him, are important ...

When Lord Rama needed a messenger to locate Sita, Hanuman took the task upon himself. With his extraordinary strength and ability to fly, he crossed the vast ocean to reach Lanka. He found Sita in ...

Hanuman's unwavering devotion to Rama, often depicted in countless paintings and sculptures, forms the cornerstone of his legend. The Search for Sita and the Burning of Lanka: The most prominent ...

From fetching the Sanjeevani booti to help cure Lakshman, to setting Lanka on fire, Lord Hanuman did everything like a good devotee serving his Lord. Lord Hanuman is also the immortal God ...

Be it scaling the mountains to reach Maa Sita just to give her an indication of Lord Ram, to setting Lanka on fire, as a means to tell Ravan that he fears no one, Lord Hanuman has done it all.