Ravana was the King of SriLanka.
He was a great Vedic Scholar but since he kidnapped Sita because of the insult of his sister by Lakshmana, he is disrespected and condemned.
Every year his effigies are burnt to remember the victory of Virtue over the Evil.
But in certain parts of South India Ravana is still worshipped because of his being a great Sanskrit and Vedic Scholar
In the Hindu religion, Ravana is the antagonist of the Hindu epic Ramayana. You can learn more about Ravana online at the Wikipedia. Once on the page, type "Ravana" into the search field at the top of the page and press enter to bring up the information.
Ravana is the Rakshasa, or demon king, of Lanka. He is the primary antagonist in the Ramayana and is mainly depicted negatively, and is said to have had ten heads and possessed the 'nectar of immortality.'
The boon given to Ravana by Lord Shiva ...that no god or goddess or superpower could destroy him..
Dassera: A Hindu holiday celebrating the victory of Rama over the demon king Ravana.
Yes, according to Hindu mythology, the Pulhastas are considered to be the descendants of Ravana. Ravana was a powerful demon king in the epic Ramayana, and his lineage is believed to include various demon clans such as the Pulhastas.
yes, hindu have a god
The Hindu God of love is called Kamadeva.
The Hindu god agni is the god of fire and he is also the messanger of the Gods.
Trisul is the main weapon of the Hindu God Shiva
they burn the big model of ravana...who was a cruel ruler.....he was killed by rama that day so it is celebrated on that day.... Well on Diwali Hindu did not burn any model bt they burn divas the Indian candle type Ya they burn ravana the symbol of evil on Dushera which indicates the battle win by truth and goods on bad and cruel
a hindu god
there is no such term as negetive Hindu god. There are God devil & humans.