Here's the viral post: According to a report by The Print, "In Part III of the Indian Constitution, which describes our Fundamental Rights, there is a painting of Shri Ram, Sita ji, and Lakshman ji." ...

Idols of Lord Ram, Lakshman, Sita, and Hanuman have arrived in Ayodhya from Jaipur and will be installed on the Ram Temple's ...

The arrival of Lord Sri Ram, Sita, Lakshman, and Hanuman at New Navadvip Dham captivated devotees, marking the culmination of ...

This painting portrays an important moment in the Ramayana when Lord Ram confronts the mighty ocean god Varuna. It is said that because the waves were too high, Lord Ram and his army could not ...

In a breathtaking series of divine events, the long-awaited arrival of Lord Sri Ram, Lakshman, Sita, and Hanuman Ji at New Navadvip Dham unfolded in a manner that left devotees in awe. What seemed ...

Mahant Ramdas, the chief priest of the temple, said, "Today, for the first time, the idols of Lord Ram, Sita ji, and Lakshman ji were installed in the temple premises with due rituals." ...

What was the king to do? He had made a promise, so reluctantly he banished Rama to the forest, with his new wife, Sita and his brother Lakshman. For some while they lived a simple, peaceful life ...

Lest we forget, the Ramayana is a story not essentially of Lord Ram and heroism, but also of Sita. It is through Sita ... undertakes a mammoth project of painting the wedding of the four sisters ...

announced on Friday that the idols of Lord Ram, Lakshman, Sita, and Hanuman have departed from Jaipur and will be installed on the first floor of the Ram Temple today. He further stated that ...

What was the king to do? He had made a promise, so reluctantly he banished Rama to the forest, with his new wife, Sita, and his brother Lakshman. For some while they lived a simple, peaceful life ...