The story of Rama and Sita. Video animation for children aged 7 - 11 (Key Stage 2) telling the story of Rama, Sita, the demon Ravana and the Monkey King. BBC.

In the annals of Sanatan Dharma, Rama stands as a pillar of virtue, the embodiment of righteousness and duty. Yet, his ...

When we think of Lord Rama, we remember him as the ideal king of Ayodhya, the one who sacrificed everything for righteousness and truth. But very few people pause to ask, how did such an avatar of ...

In this Buddhist country, Sita is attired as a Burmese princess. AAM Rama Epic EX2016.1.44_11 Asian Art Museum ...

Rama then broke his spear, so putting Sita down, Viradha picked him up along with Lakshmana and began to run away. Afraid for their lives, Sita wept, “O Rakshasa, take me instead and spare them.” ...

The couple's dedication to dharma, or righteousness, exemplifies the significance of shared values. Mutual respect was the cornerstone of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita's relationship.

Of these, Sita says dishonesty is a trait Rama does not have. She also says that He never covets another man’s wife. But there is another undesirable quality, which She says Rama must avoid!

Rama and Sita entered a wonderful maze of lit streets, and when Bharatha caught sight of them as he ran down the steps of the palace, the whole city was chiming with celebration with this festival ...

When Sri Rama waged a war to get Sita back, it was not only as a husband, but also as a Raghu Kula King for winning back the clan honour lost due to abduction. Even after the slaying of Ravana ...

Subsequently, Sita, Rama, and Lakshmana embarked on their journey to Ayodhya to reunite with their loved ones. This joyous reunion eventually gave rise to the festivities we recognize today as Diwali.