Shiva Meditates but Carries a Trishul, Krishna Loves but Wields the Sudarshan Chakra, Rama Cares but Holds a Dhanush—Calm Yet Armed Matthew Hayden, Dale Steyn Slam Australia For Huge Tactical ...

Within the museum's curated galleries, Madame Ngo Phuong Ly introduced the French guest through an impressive collection that reflects Vietnam's cultural identity and historical depth.

Another sign we look for when it comes to local productions like this is their ability to stay in the daily top 10s in their home countries. We’ve often noted that if a show appears for 30 days or ...

Lady Shiva was born to be the best fighter alive, and yet despite all her prowess, she still died in her confrontation against the Unburied, giving up her life to save her daughter.

After coming off the epic and tragic finale of the “Mother” arc, Batgirl #7 finds Cassandra Cain learning more about Lady Shiva’s history. What secrets will she find out about her mother ...

In Batgirl #7, Lady Shiva reveals her secret origin story to Batgirl. Special guest artist Isaac Goodhart joins the creative team for this definitive look at the legendary assassin.

You're only referring to her convergence/rebirth time but the pre New 52 Cass has killed lots of people including her mother Shiva and was going to let Cain fall to his death but tried to save him ...

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Tuesday extended greetings to the people on the eve of Maha Shivratri, describing Lord Shiva as the symbol of "meditation and renunciation." In his message, Birla ...

The Shiva-Shakti duo is considered the epitome of love, power, and togetherness. The festival marking their sacred union, Maha Shivratri, is celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm across India.

In the last issue of Batgirl, Cassandra and Lady Shiva were fleeing from Gotham on a train to regroup and come up with a plan to confront the Unburied. That led them to meeting up with Nyssa al Ghu… ...

Singh said symbols related to Lord Shiva were found in the temple. Besides, idols of Lord Ram and Goddess Sita are carved on the walls, he said.

Buddhist scholars have noted that in the early days, many people mocked Buddha’s celibacy and questioned his masculinity. This may have been amplified by the worship of Shiva’s phallic symbol.