Lord Rama  

Artists from the Lalit Kala Academy in Lucknow have been called to showcase 25 sculptures of Lord Ram depicting different episodes from the epic Ramayana at Ayodhya during the Deepotsav
 

The Sri Lankan government has issued an advertisement in newspapers urging people to share documents, books and whatever information they have about Ravan
 

A picture of Lord Rama shooting an arrow into a dragon, symbolising not just the victory of good over evil, but also of how India will tame the arrogant China, has gone viral on social media.

On this #Womendsday2020 let’s revisit the great epic Ramayana, but instead of focusing our lens on the protagonist Lord Rama, let’s try to give some space to a lesser known character Surpanakha. 

Senior Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury has questioned the need for spending so much of money welcoming US President Donald Trump. He added that Donald is not Lord Rama 

We all know that Diwali, the festival of lights, marks the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile and defeating the king of Lanka – Ravana. But how many know why hundreds of South Koreans throng the city every year? Find out more.

From tales of its origin to connections with Sri Lanka, here are lesser known facts about Dussehra 

Taking a jibe at Congress, Karnataka state BJP president Nalin Kumar Kateel said there is a need to make everyone as good as Lord Rama.

2000 men who claim to be descendants of Lord Ram reached Ayodhya today. They said that it was their answer to the Supreme Court that had asked if descendants of Ram still lived in Ayodhya? 
 

Just a day after Jaipur MP Diya Kumari staked claim to be descendants of Lord Rama’s son Kush, Mewar royal family has claimed that they are descendants of Lord Rama. These claims come in response to Supreme Court’s query on whether “raghuvansh” or direct descendants of Lord Rama do exist.

 
 

Diya Kumari, an MP from Rajasthan claimed that she and her family are descendants from Lord Rama’s son Kush. Her claim comes just days after the Supreme Court sought to know whether anyone from the ''Raghuvansha'' was still residing in Ayodhya

The statue of Lord Rama chiselled out of a single rosewood block, costing Rs 35 lakh was shipped to Ayodhya from Karnataka. Uttar Pradesh chief minister unveiled the statue at a museum in Ayodhya.
 

Mayawati had filed that affidavit on April 2 in response to the Supreme Court’s decision on spending money on statues. She said that her statues represented the wishes of the people. Statues were constructed after an allotment of budget after adequate discussion in the state Assembly