Author name: K. Hari Kumar

Harikumar Krishnamoorthy, better known as K. Hari Kumar, is an Indian novelist and screenwriter born in Cochin and brought up in Gurgaon. His first book When Strangers Meet was published in 2013, followed by That Frequent Visitor, A Game of Gods and The Other Side Of Her.

Sheetla Mata Temple Gurugram
Folktales, Indic Mythology, Mythology, South Asian Folklore, The Fourth State Podcast

The Goddess Who Cooled a City: The Timeless Legend of Mata Sheetla Devi of Gurugram

I did my schooling in Gurgaon — or Gurugram, as it is now known. Back then, it was a quieter city, its identity still rooted in dust roads, old kothis, and the gentle clang of temple bells in the early morning. Long before gleaming glass towers and expressways redefined its skyline, Gurugram held within it […]

The significance of Ayodhya Ram temple's Dharmadhwaja explained by bestselling author K. Hari Kumar
Indic Mythology, South Asian Folklore, The Fourth State Podcast

Dharma Dhvaja: Meaning, Symbols, and the Significance of the Sacred Flag in Hinduism

The hoisting of the Dharma Dhvaja is one of the most powerful visual declarations in Santana Hindu tradition. More than a ritual, it is a proclamation — a flag rising into the sky to announce the presence, protection, and victory of dharma, the cosmic law that sustains the universe. Today, as the Dharma Dhvaja was

Who is Adi Parashakti? The Devi - the primordial Mother according to Devi Bhagavatam.
Devi Bhagavatam, Indic Mythology, Mythology, The Fourth State Podcast

Devi in the Ekarnava – The Primordial Mother’s Call (Devi Bhagavatam – 1)

Namaste, friends! Welcome to a new series on Chaturya – The Fourth State, where we plunge into the deeper wonders of Hindu sacred narratives. I’m K. Hari Kumar, bestselling author of Daiva, Naaga, Dakini, and Rakshasa. If you’ve followed my work, you know that the force driving every story I tell—from the fiercest Dakini to

Scroll to Top