मकर संक्रांति, भोगी पांडिगई, लोहड़ी, पोंगल, उत्तरायण, मकरविलक्कू और बिहू सभी त्योहार भारत के विभिन्न हिस्सों में मनाए जाते हैं, प्रत्येक की अपनी अनूठी परंपराएं और रीति-रिवाज हैं।

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Makar Sankranti, Bhogi Pandigai, Lohri, Pongal, Uttarayana, Makaravilakku and Bihu are all festivals celebrated in different parts of India, each with its own unique traditions and customs.

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A minister from the court came up and volunteered to go and fight Rama and Lakshamana. The warrior was Vajramushti, the son of the minister Malyavan. Ravana agreed to this and Vajramushti went to the door.

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Garuda was Jatayu and Sampati’s uncle. Sampati told that Rama and Laxman were attacked by Indrajit and they were now unconscious in the hold of the Nagpaksh. Garuda immediately went to them and ate the snake.

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Akampana had a strong influence on Ravana and he knew that Ravana could be influenced and manipulated easily. He did praise and spoke highly of Rama’s army. Ravana got furious and ordered Akampan to enter the battlefield and defeat them once and for all.

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Indrajit entered the field. Ravana let his son go and fights Rama. Indrajit was the person who had defeated Indra and Ravana’s faith in him knew no bounds.

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Angada returned to Rama and narrated the series of events to Rama. He explained the arrogance of Ravana. The whole army applauded Angada for his skills, strength, and bravery.

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The war was very near and Rama felt that the destruction could be avoided if they could strike a peace truce with Ravana. Hence, he asked Angada, the son of Vali and Tara to go to Ravana and offer a peaceful truce.

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Bhadra is the daughter of Drishtaketu and Shrutakirti. She is married to Lord Krishna and belongs to the Yaduvansh post her marriage. She is also known as Dwarkeshwari and was humbly living in Dwarka.

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Lakshmana, also known as Lakshana, is the seventh wife from the list of Ashtabharya. She is the consort of Lord Krishna who in turn is the supreme Lord Vishnu. Her alternate names are Dwarkeshwari, Madri and Charuhasini.

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