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Panchavati is an
ancient holy city in Nasik, Maharashtra, India; the
place of
vanavasa (banishment)...
-
demoness Surpanakha,
hence the name "Nashik." It is also
known by the name
Panchavati. It was
known as "Gulshanabad"
during the
Mughal period.
Nashik was known...
- Maharashtra,
dedicated to the
deity Rama. It is a
temple situated in
Panchavati area of the Nashik. The
temple derives its name from a
black statue of...
- indica, neem).
Panchavati, are
groves of five
trees sacred to Indian-origin religions, such as Hinduism,
Buddhism and Jainism.
Panchavati has five types...
- in bhavamukha, a
level of
blissful samadhi. He
would meditate in the
Panchavati (a
wooded and
secluded area of the
Dakshineswar Temple grounds), go to...
- Delhi, the
official name of the
Prime Minister's
residence complex is
Panchavati. It is
spread over 4.9
hectares (12 acres) of land,
comprising five bungalows...
-
Social Activist. He was also a
plants enthusiast and very po****r for the
Panchavati Terrace Gardens that he
developed on the
terrace of his
house frequented...
-
Dandaka and
later Panchavati. Sita and
Lakshmana willingly renounced the
comforts of the
palace and
joined Rama in exile. The
Panchavati forest became the...
- exile.
Lakshmana served Rama and Sita
reverently during the exile. In
Panchavati,
Lakshmana also
built a hut for Rama and Sita to live in.
Lakshmana cut...
- ashrams.
After ten
years of
wandering and struggles, Rama
arrives at
Panchavati, on the
banks of
river Godavari. This
region had
numerous demons (rakshashas)...
