Indian mythology contains tales of children with minds and hearts that were well beyond their ages. Read more about these prodigies and their fascinating feats that surprised everyone around them.

Read some of the popular legends behind Ganesha’s broken tusk, their sources ranging from the Mahabharata to the Brahmanda Purana. 

Gandaberunda, the two-headed bird of unimaginable strength, sits majestically as the official emblem of the Government of Karnataka.

The mighty snake carries the entire world on his hood, maintaining its balance!

Karna lied to the great sage Parashurama only to gain knowledge but what happened when the teacher found out the truth?

The Vedas describe Yama as a cheerful and handsome deity, but the Puranas show him as a fearsome god riding a buffalo and carrying a mace and a noose.

The symbol of Shiva and Parvati are the lingam and the yoni, symbolise the life force of the universe.

Find out how Princess Sukanya remains loyal to her husband, shaming even the heavenly twins, the Ashwini Kumaras.