This unit provides foundational knowledge about the Itihāsa Rāmāyana, exploring its purpose and how various concepts of Dharma are defined and understood within the epic.

This unit focuses on the childhood stories of Rama and Laxmana, providing a comprehensive summary of the entire Rāmāyana through the lens of the first Kāṇḍa.

This unit details the pivotal events leading to exile, covering the circumstances of Rama's banishment and the journey of Rama, Sita, and Laxmana into the forest.

This unit explores the forest life of the main characters and the critical event of Sita's abduction, focusing on their experiences in the wilderness and the challenges they face.

This unit covers Rama's alliance with Sugriva and the organized search for Sita, highlighting the friendship between Rama and Sugriva and the strategic deployment of search parties.

This unit focuses on Hanuman's heroic mission to Lanka, detailing his challenges, discoveries, and the dramatic burning of Lanka as part of his divine service.

This unit covers the epic battle between good and evil, focusing on Rama's military campaign against Ravana and the struggle to rescue Sita from captivity.

This unit analyzes family dynamics and relationships across different kingdoms, exploring various family structures and the stories of notable women characters.

This unit examines the principles of righteous governance through key dialogues and interactions, analyzing the concept of royal duty and dharmic leadership.

This unit studies the political and administrative aspects of Ayodhya, examining both the ideal governance practices and the mistakes that led to tragic consequences.

This unit analyzes the flawed governance systems and policies in Lanka and Kishkinda, providing contrast to righteous leadership principles.

This unit provides detailed exploration of women's roles in family structures, focusing on the lives and contributions of key female characters.

This unit examines the leadership qualities and governance contributions of women, highlighting their influence in political and administrative spheres.

This unit compares different models of brotherhood, contrasting the loving relationships of Rama with his brothers against the troubled dynamics in Ravana's family.

This unit explores environmental themes and ecological consciousness present in the epic, examining the relationship between characters and the natural world.

This unit studies the lives and contributions of various sages, exploring their wisdom, guidance, and influence on the main characters and events.

This unit examines instances of divine assistance and supernatural interventions that occur throughout the epic, highlighting the connection between divine and earthly realms.

This unit provides in-depth character analysis of the main protagonists, exploring their personalities, motivations, and roles in the epic narrative.

This unit continues character analysis focusing on two contrasting but significant figures, exploring their different facets and contributions to the story.

This unit analyzes supporting but crucial characters, examining their motivations, actions, and impact on the main storyline.

This unit applies classical Indian literary theory and poetics to understand the deeper meanings and artistic structure of the Rāmāyana.

This unit explores the psychological dimensions of characters and situations, examining the mental and emotional aspects present in the epic.

This unit addresses scholarly debates about the final Kāṇḍa while exploring background stories and concluding rituals, including the question of its authenticity.