The love story of Lord Krishna and Radha is perhaps the most celebrated in Indian culture, poetry, and spirituality. Yet, in the scriptures, Krishna does not marry Radha; instead, he marries Rukmini, ...

This chant, echoing through temples, villages, and the hearts of devotees, speaks volumes. Curiously, it is Radha’s name that lingers on every tongue, though Rukmini was Krishna’s lawful wife, his ...

The Radha Krishna love story is eternal and sublime. It is symbolic of the divine union between the Jivatma and Paramatma – the individual self and the universal self. The Bhagavata story of Krishna, ...

The article explored why Radha and Shri Krishna, despite their profound love, did not marry. It highlighted four popular beliefs: their love being divine and spiritual, their bond existing beyond ...

The tale of Radha and Krishna, an emblem of eternal love in Indian households, sparks debate about Radha's marital status. While their divine union is celebrated, scriptures suggest Radha married Ayan ...