Ramayana 'lives in the mind of every Indian', but across the world the epic has many narrations  | Research News

The enduring tale of the Ramayana is known to most children across Asia. However, different countries and regions interpret the text in different ways, with Ravana as the central character in some and Ram or Sita in others.

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