Sita’s Sister

<p>Urmila is one of the most overlooked women in the Ramayana.</p> <p>While Lakshmana accompanies Ram and Sita into exile, Urmila remains behind in Ayodhya, carrying a different kind of sacrifice.</p> <p>Kavita Kane’s retelling explores Urmila’s emotional journey, giving importance to the woman who lost years with her husband but rarely received recognition for her sacrifice.</p> <p>The book asks an important question: what happens to those who stay behind?</p> <p>Through Urmila’s perspective, readers discover a woman who is intelligent, independent, and emotionally resilient.</p> <p>Her story is not about waiting—it is about finding strength in silence.</p> <p><strong>Why you should read it:</strong> To understand the invisible sacrifices behind the celebrated journeys of the Ramayana.</p>