Celebrate Women's Day by honoring the divine women of Hindu mythology who embody strength, wisdom, and resilience.
10 Powerful Women in Hindu Mythology
Parvati, the goddess of love and power, is both a nurturing mother and a fierce warrior. As Lord Shiva’s consort, she symbolizes devotion, strength, and the divine feminine.
The goddess of wisdom, arts, and learning, Saraswati is often depicted playing the veena. She blesses students, artists, and intellectuals with knowledge and creativity.
A symbol of chastity and devotion, Anasuya’s purity was so powerful that she transformed the Hindu trinity—Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva—into children.
Once cursed into a stone by her husband, sage Gautama, Ahalya was later redeemed by Lord Rama’s touch, proving that grace and redemption are always possible.
The mother of the Pandavas, Kunti endured hardship with unwavering strength. Her wisdom and resilience shaped the course of the Mahabharata.
A warrior queen and wife of the Pandavas, Draupadi is remembered for her courage, dignity, and fierce stand against injustice in the Mahabharata.
The embodiment of virtue and sacrifice, Sita faced exile, endured trials, and raised her children alone, proving her unshakable strength and faith.
Savitri defied destiny by outwitting Lord Yama, the god of death, to save her husband Satyavan, showcasing love, devotion, and unwavering determination.
As Ravana’s wife, Mandodari was wise and morally upright. She tried to prevent destruction, proving that strength lies in righteousness.
Lakshmana’s wife, Urmila, made silent sacrifices, staying behind in Ayodhya while her husband followed Rama into exile, exemplifying patience and devotion.