The glory of Rama cannot be described in words. He is Supreme; Omnipresent. His greatness is sublime. The story of his hardships has been always new and the most heart-rending. He establishes the code of conduct for any society to follow. This book tries to bring Rama's glory to its zenith. Its flow of language and narrative technique makes every reader to live through it. Language is as simple and lucid as it needs to be while eulogising Rama's character and his glory. The author's endeavour is to reach the hearts of everyone. He tries to spread the fragrance of Rama's glory to remove sins and abuses from society. It is, in fact, a mini abridged version of Ramcharitmanas, an exposition of the doctrine of duty (dharma).

He has his own place among the narrators of Ramcharitmanas. He is unique in his style, as he engages his audience and readers in a manner that is neither unnecessarily melodramatic nor philosophically dry. He narrates the story of Ramayana in a very articulate and lucid way so that the listeners while enjoying it, are immensely inspired. He has earned the adulation of his readers and recognition of critics and institutions around the world. Rajendra Arun was born on July 29, 1945 in Naravapitambarpur village in Faizabad district, Uttar Pradesh, India. He adopted journalism after acquiring a Masters, in Hindi from Allahabad University. In 1973, he went to Mauritius and became the managing editor of the 'Janata' Hindi weekly owned by the then Prime Minister Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam. He had also been appointed the representative of 'Samachar' and United News of India (UNI). Presently he is the foundei Chairman of Ramayana Centre, a first institution of its kind in the World set up by an Act of Parliament. Under his leadership, the Ramayana Centre is actively promoting and propagating the spiritual, social and cultural values flowing therefrom.