
Abstract Myths are narratives that explain natural phenomena, serve as repositories of traditional practices and preserve the cultural heritage of communities. They are common to all civilizations, encapsulate the community’s ancient wisdom and influence history and literature. The revisiting and reinterpretation of myths has emerged as an interesting and vibrant area of study in modern times. The present paper attempts to explore the story of Ahalya, its traditional versions as well as some modern retellings and portrayals. The researcher will compare and contrast the traditional and the modern retellings and critically examine each perspective and interpretation before stating the conclusion
Myths, Culture, transgression, Redemption, Self-realization
Myths, Culture, transgression, Redemption, Self-realization
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