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Mythological Trail of Manav Sangrahalaya

Open Air Exhibition on the Myth of India
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Palash Vaswani
IDC, IIT Bombay
The Myth of Vrindawati
 
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Vrinda is one of the many names of Radha, the eternal beloved of Vishnu. She married Jallundhar the demon king with her single-minded devotion, which made him invincible for Gods. Finally Vishnu came down disguised as Jallundhar and killed him. Vrinda is known as Tulsi or Basil plant worshipped all over the India. The potters of Puri in Orrisa, make four-faced Tulsi Chaura, which conveys the myth of Tulsi.

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