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Once, Brahma, the creator of the universe, became filled with pride. He considered himself the supreme creator, beyond any other god. 
After 14 years of exile, when Bhagwan Rama returned to Ayodhya, Rishi Agastya came to meet him, and they began discussing the battle of Lanka.
Indians definitely remember the day of 15th November. On this day, Nathu Ram Godse, who shotted Gandhi, was hanged. 
During the Satya Yuga, there was an asura named Mura, a descendant of Brahma Ji. Mura was not only immensely powerful but also exceedingly cruel. His father, Taaljangh, had already established a lineage of terror, but Mura surpassed even his father in strength and ferocity. Mura launched a devastating attack on Swargalok, defeating Indra Dev and the other devas.
The Anugita was the final conversation between Krishna and Arjuna before Krishna completed his time on earth.
After Durvasa Curse , Devta being weakened by their battles with the Asuras, the Devas sought Shri Vishnu’s guidance. Shri Vishnu suggested the churning of the ocean of milk (Kshira Sagar) to obtain Amrita, the nectar of immortality, which would restore their power.
Long ago, Rishi Durvasa, a sage known for his great power and temper, was wandering through the heavens. One day, he encountered a celestial nymph (apsara) who offered him a garland of exquisite flowers, imbued with divine blessings. The sage, pleased by her respect, took the garland and continued his journey.
Ashwatthama was one of the most dangerous warriors, not because he was the strongest, but because he was unpredictable. 
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In the Shiva Purana, there is a beautiful story about Nandi, the sacred bull of Mahadev. A long time ago, there was a Rishi named Shilada who was a great devotee of Mahadev. 
Garud Ji was born into a unique and powerful lineage. His father, the Rishi Kashyap, had two wives, Vinata and Kadru. Kashyapa granted each wife a wish Kadru desired a thousand serpent sons, while Vinata wished for just two sons who would surpass Kadru’s in strength.
When the body of Rishi Dadhichi was cremated, his wife could not bear the separation from her husband. She placed their 3-year-old child inside a hollow of a large Peepal tree nearby and then joined her husband on the funeral pyre, thus sacrificing her life. 
The Ekadasha Rudra refers to the eleven forms of Rudra, a fierce and transformative aspect of Bhagwan Shiv as per Shiv Puran
The story of Tulsi Vivah in the Skanda Purana centers around Vrinda, also known as Tulsi, and her husband, Jalandharā, a powerful Asur. According to the Skanda Purana’s Vaishnava Khanda, in the section known as Tulsi Mahatmya, Jalandharā was born from Bhagwan Shivā’s intense rage.
In the Kali Yuga, wealth will be regarded as the primary indicator of a person’s noble birth, virtuous conduct, and admirable qualities. Additionally, law and justice will be determined solely by one’s power.
It is believed that watching the moon during the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi is cursed, as the moon insulted Bhagwan Ganesh, leading to his curse. This curse was so powerful that even Bhagwan Krishna suffered consequences for watching the moon.
Vrishaketu, the youngest son of Karna, holds a unique place in the Mahabharata, especially after the war, when Karna’s true identity as the eldest Pandava is revealed. 
When Tulsidas wrote the Hanuman Chalisa, he would carefully keep the written pages safe each night. However, every morning, he found that the writing had been mysteriously erased.
In the Valmiki Ramayana, in Sundar Kanda Sarga 35, Hanuman Ji eloquently portrays Lord Rama's special qualities and appearance to Maa sita
Nagan was a tribal chief in a jungle region called Potthapi. He and his wife, Thaththai, didn’t have children for a long time, so they prayed to Lord Karttikeya (the son of Shiva) for a child. They were finally blessed with a son, whom they named Thinnan.
Once, a devoted follower of Bhagwan Shiv set out from his village on a pilgrimage to Kedarnath. Back then, there were no transport options, so he had to walk the entire way. Whenever he met someone, he asked for directions to Kedarnath, constantly thinking of Bhagwan Shiva as he walked. Months went by before he finally arrived at Kedarnath Dham.