Easily recognizable as the elephantdeity riding a mouse Ganesha is arguably he most popular Hindu God and one of the commonest mnemonics for anything associated with Hinduism The son of Shiva and Parv ...

The inverted cross may serve as a way to mock Christ and his sacrifice or send a message to Christians. Additionally, it has ...

The concept of the American movie “Wag The Dog”— where those in power create distractions to divert public attention from real issues perfectly aligns with how religion is sometimes weaponised in the ...

(Translation: The woman who is powerful, endowed with all virtues, and capable of bringing about righteousness, holds the ...

Lord Krishna’s Sudarshan Chakra, a divine disc of cosmic power, symbolises the triumph of righteousness and continues to ...

Long before humans carved stone into gods, they carved meaning into animals. In Hinduism, animals are more than just ...

This name is popular in South India, and it means “artist” or “beautiful drawing. Considered as a sacred name referring to ...

One of the most famous mythological trees is the world tree Yggdrasil, found in Norse mythology. This tree is described as a ...

After India’s precision air strikes in Pakistan and PoK under Operation Sindoor, the symbolic codename has sparked public ...

Sindoor' holds immense significance in Hinduism — much before the Bollywood movie 'Om Shanti Om' popularised with its 'ek ...

God Surya can be called the only god in Hindu religion who can be seen and prayed to in daily life The Surya is depicted as having a body as shiny and radiant as pure gold He is believed to be a golde ...