Shatrughna

Symbolizes the inner transformation of an enemy into a friend and the power to maintain harmony in relationships

The name Shatrughna, derived from Sanskrit words "shatru" meaning enemy and "ghan" meaning conquering, is of great significance in Hindu mythology. He is the second eldest of the famous Pancha Pandavas, the five brothers from the great Hindu epic Mahabharata. Shatrughna's name itself is symbolic of his role as a victory bringer against their enemies. Known for his exceptional skills in archery and courage, he famously handles the wings of Bhima's chariot, providing vital support in the great battle of Kurukshetra. His unique ability to turn enemies into friends is aptly showcased when he forgives and brings back Kamarchy, the wife of Bhishma, after their victory.