Neha Mewari | November 5, 2024
The Ganges is considered the holiest river in Hinduism. Bathing in its waters is believed to purify the soul.
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Yamuna is revered for its connection with Lord Krishna and is considered purifying and sacred.
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Though mostly invisible today, the Saraswati is highly revered in Vedic texts and symbolizes wisdom and knowledge.
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The Narmada is believed to be a daughter of Lord Shiva and holds unique spiritual significance, especially for circumambulation.
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Known as the ‘Ganga of the South,’ Godavari is worshipped for its purifying properties and significance in Hindu mythology.
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Kaveri is revered as a goddess and is vital to South Indian culture and temple rituals.
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The Sindhu, or Indus, is one of the oldest rivers mentioned in Vedic texts, symbolizing strength and power.
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Tungabhadra, sacred in South India, is associated with various legends of Lord Shiva and Vishnu.
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The Brahmaputra is worshipped as the only male river deity in Hinduism, believed to be powerful and divine.
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