In Hinduism, Kandarpa, also known as Kamadeva, is the god of love, desire, and attraction. He is often depicted as a youthful figure wielding a bow made of sugarcane and arrows adorned with flowers, symbolizing the power of love. Kamadeva plays a crucial role in various myths, particularly in the tale of his attempt to disrupt Lord Shiva's meditation to help Parvati win his love. His character embodies the beauty and complexities of love and desire in human relationships.
Hindu temples are also known as a Mandiram. This name however is only usually used in South East Asia, and primarily India. They tend to be called Hindu temples in the west.
Kalaratri and Kalika
special Hindu building you are talking about is called Temple. Also known as mandir sometimes.
Hindu Kush is also known as Hindukush or Hindu Koh in Persian and Pashto languages, meaning "Kills the Hindu." It is sometimes referred to as Hindu Parbat or Hindu Raj in local languages, meaning "Hindu Mountain" or "Hindu Rule."
people of Hindu Religion recognise Lord Shiva as the destroyer. He is also known as lord of power.
Kartikeya, also known as Murugan, is a Hindu god of war and victory. In Hindu mythology, Kartikeya is not typically associated with having a wife.
No. His religious afiliation is Hindu. He actually is known for advocating Muslim civil rights (and others).
Hindu God of death is Yama. I am not sure if there is one for funeral.
Parvati, the Hindu goddess of fertility, love, and devotion, is also known by other names such as Uma, Gauri, and Shakti.
Parvati, the Hindu goddess of fertility, love, and devotion, is also known by other names such as Uma, Gauri, and Shakti.
They are known as Hindu-Arabic numerals
The Gandaberunda (also known as the Berunda) is a two-headed mythological bird of Hindu mythology.