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Unable to bear the continuing gossip against Sita, Rama sends her off again

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Photographer: Arthur Llewellyn Basham

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In the forest Sita gives birth to twin sons, whom a sage teaches to sing their father's story. Rama and his sons are re-united, but Sita is asked to take another oath to her lord. Mother Earth claims Sita even as she speaks
Rama awards his kingdom to his sons, returns to heaven as the incarnation of Vishnu.

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1969

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