Raivat Manu, the fifth of the legendary Manus and a central figure in early Vedic civilization, is recognized in ancient Indian history as a lawgiver, king, and spiritual guide during the Raivata Manvantara—the fifth great age of mankind. He was the twin brother of Tamasa Manu, and together they represent…
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Tapas Manu – The Fourth Lawgiver of Early Vedic Civilization
Tapas Manu, also known as Tamas Manu, was the fourth ruler in the ancient lineage of Manus, the legendary progenitors and lawgivers of early human civilization according to Vedic history. As the younger brother of Uttama Manu, he inherited not just royal lineage but a legacy of moral order, governance,…
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Uttama Manu – The Lawgiver of the Third Epoch of Early Civilization
Uttam Manu, the third in the ancient lineage of Manus, stands as a historically revered figure whose legacy shaped the socio-spiritual and administrative framework of early mankind. He was the illustrious son of King Priyavrata, a key figure in the early Vedic tradition of governance, and he ruled during the…
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Swarochisha Manu – The Ancient Innovator and Lawgiver of Early Mankind
Swarochish Manu, recognized as the second Manu in the ancient Indian historical framework, is revered not merely as a mythological figure, but as a pivotal contributor to the early development of human civilization. According to deeply preserved Vedic records, he was the son of Agni—the primal fire—and played a transformative…
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Swayambhuva Manu: First Human & Lawgiver of Dharma
🕉️ Swayambhuva Manu: First Human & Lawgiver of Dharma Published by: RamRajya News | May 25, 2025 🌅 Born from Thought, Not Flesh Long before time was measured in days and nights, the divine creator Brahma envisioned the first human. From his mind—not womb or seed—emerged Swayambhuva Manu, the first…
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Why Hindus Stopped Fighting: A Spiritual and Cultural Autopsy
Faith, Identity, and the Decline of Hindu Resistance In India, discussions about the decline of Hindus and the expansion of Islamic influence are frequent. Yet, rarely do we explore the core reason behind this shift. The collective character of any civilization doesn’t form in a year or two—it takes thousands…
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“Puri Jagannath Temple Suspends Senior Servitor for 30 Days Over Violations”
The Puri Jagannath Temple in Odisha has decided to suspend one of its senior servitors, denying him entry to the sacred shrine for a period of 30 days. This decision comes after the servitor was allegedly found to be violating the temple’s rules and regulations, prompting temple authorities to take…
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Buddha Purnima 2025: Vice-President’s Message Inspires Peace and Reflection as the Nation Celebrates the Sacred Day
As India and the world observe Buddha Purnima today, marking the birth, enlightenment, and Mahaparinirvana of Lord Buddha, the Vice-President of India extended warm greetings to the nation, urging citizens to draw strength and clarity from the timeless teachings of the Buddha. In his message, the Vice-President described Buddha’s philosophy…
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“Controversy Surrounds Inauguration of New Jagannath Temple in Digha: Puri Devotees Raise Concerns”
The recent inauguration of a new Jagannath temple in Digha, West Bengal, has sparked concern among the devotees and servitors of the famous Jagannath Temple in Puri. The new temple, built at a cost of Rs 250 crore on a 24-acre plot, stands as a replica of the ancient shrine…
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Gangotri Temple Reopens for 2025 Char Dham Yatra on Akshay Tritiya, Inviting Devotees to a Sacred Himalayan Pilgrimage
The sacred Gangotri Temple, nestled in the serene heights of Uttarakhand’s Himalayas, has once again opened its doors to devotees, marking the beginning of another spiritually significant Char Dham Yatra season. Revered as one of the holiest shrines in Hinduism, Gangotri is not merely a temple—it is the divine seat…