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Ramayana characters should keep caste documents ready: Shiv Sena
The debate had started after Adityanath during a poll rally in Rajasthan last month said, "Hanuman was a forest dweller, deprived and a Dalit. Bajrang Bali worked to connect all Indian communities together, from north to south and east to west".
Gained in Translation: Speaking of Ram
If we take the versions of Valmiki, Kamban, Kritibas and Tulsi, then at least two of those narratives unambiguously mention Ram heartily enjoying dishes prepared from animal meat, and there is also some mention of Sita consuming fermented drinks.
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Hyderabad: After film critic Kathi Mahesh, seer Swami Paripoornanda in war of words on Ramayana banned from city
Officials said that the seer has been asked to leave and not enter the city without police permission for six months. Mahesh and the seer were involved in a war of words over the film critic’s comments on Ramayana.
Portable Temples and Other Stories
Traditional phad paintings from Rajasthan’s Bhilwara are on display in an exhibition in the Capital.
Bringing Ramayana on stage, from Ravana's perspective
From folklore, books and stories spread across India, a performance piece titled Ravula knits together the personality of Ravana
Warrior Takes a Bow
Dancer and choreographer Shashidharan Nair stages the lesser-known legend of Parasurama
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Many Ramayanas
The tradition belongs to all of India. Do not communalise it
'Baaghi' is modern re-telling of 'Ramayana': Sabbir Khan
"Baaghi" appears to be a heavy-duty action drama but director Sabbir Khan says it is inspired by "Ramayana".
Caste system in ancient India not rigid: Author Amish Tripathi
Amish Tripathi — who is known for his interpretations of Indian mythology — cites current genetic research to make his case.
Epic Shades
Artist Bharat Tripathi narrates the Ramayana through 12 canvases in his latest exhibition
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The tattooed rebels: Chhattisgarh's Ramnamis fight caste with full-bodied 'Ram Ram' tattoos
The Ramnami Samaj is a religious movement founded by Scheduled Caste Ram devotees in the late 19th century in Chhattisgarh. Denied entry to temples and forced to use separate wells, these low-caste Hindus first tattooed their bodies and faces more than 100 years ago as an act of defiance and devotion.
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