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Devlok 3

By: Devdutt Pattanaik
Narrated by: Abhishek Ajay Sharma
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Where did the name Radha come from?

When did Christianity first come to India?

What is the connection between sanskar and dharma?

After the enormous success of the first two seasons of EPIC Channel’s Devlok with Devdutt Pattanaik, India’s favourite mythologist is back with a third instalment to answer these questions and more, this time delving deeper into Hinduism and other religions as well!

In this volume, you will read about the various versions of the Ramayana found across Asia. There are chapters on Buddhism and Jainism and their fascinating histories. Learn where the concept of marriage comes from, the reasons behind the many riti-riwaz in Hinduism and the place of fathers and fatherhood in Indian mythology, among myriad other topics and lesser-known tales - all tackled by Devdutt in a Q&A format.

Covering over 15 informative and inspiring episodes, this volume is a heady mix of education and entertainment.

©2018 Devdutt Pattanaik (P)2020 Random House Audio
Essays Religious Studies Hinduism Nonfiction

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