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Myth or Truth

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Indian mythology, tested against its own source texts. Did Ravana really have ten heads? What did Hanuman Ji actually see in Lanka? What did Maharishi Valmiki write, and what came later from TV serials, films and retellings? Every video goes back to the original Sanskrit text, cites it by kanda and sarga, and ends with a verdict: Myth, Truth, or Both. Every video has English and Hindi audio. Tap the settings gear, then Audio track, to switch. A new video every day until Diwali, starting with the Ramayana as Namit Malhotra's Ramayana reaches theatres on November 5. Then the Vedic gods, the Puranas and the Mahabharata. We test claims. We never mock belief.
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Indian mythology, tested against its own source texts. Did Ravana really have ten heads? What did Hanuman Ji actually see in Lanka? What did Maharishi Valmiki write, and what came later from TV serials, films and retellings?

Every video goes back to the original Sanskrit text, cites it by kanda and sarga, and ends with a verdict: Myth, Truth, or Both.

Every video has English and Hindi audio. Tap the settings gear, then Audio track, to switch.

A new video every day until Diwali, starting with the Ramayana as Namit Malhotra's Ramayana reaches theatres on November 5. Then the Vedic gods, the Puranas and the Mahabharata.

We test claims. We never mock belief.

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