- In the epic Ramayan, Bhagwan Shri Vishnu assumes human form of Bhagwan Shri Ram to end the rule of Demon King Lord Raavan. As a result of this Hindus celebrate Dassera to mark the triumph of good over evil and burn giant effigies filled with fire-crackers of Lord Raavan, his son, Meghnath, and brother, Khumbhakaran. But in the distant village of Agar, the villagers gather together on Dassera to burn the effigies of Meghnath and Khumbkaran only, and let Lord Raavan's alone. Watch when the elder of the village explains this unique custom to a news-reporter about the love of a woman named Ganga for a cruel man named Raavan, and how she went about to change this Raavan into a Ram.—rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
- In the Hindu book, the Bhagavad Geeta it clearly states that Bhagwan Shri Ram (Hindu god) assumes the form of a human to end the evil rule of Demon King Lord Raavan. However, to this extent, he is successful in carrying out his obligation and the Hindus begins to celebrate to mark this as a commendable event. The elders of the village especially had enjoy this event. But one elder manages to escape and as a result throw the villagers life in jeopardy when he leaks out an important secret to a news reporter.—gavin (gunmasterM@hotmail.com)
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