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Rudra

American  
[rood-ruh] / ˈrʊd rə /

noun

Vedic Mythology.
  1. father of the storm gods and controller of the powers of nature.


Example Sentences

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Puchu hopes for a brighter future for his son, Rudra, five, - a future in uniform as a policeman.

From BBC

But it will likely take decades or more for India to completely wean itself off Russian military hardware, said Rudra Chaudhuri, director of Carnegie India, the New Delhi arm of the international think tank.

From Seattle Times

The second season of Panchayat was also listed as the third most watched - after Rudra: The Edge of Darkness and season three of Aashram - and had the most audience recall, according to a new report.

From BBC

“It will take time for outcomes to realize their full potential,” said Rudra Chaudhuri, director of Carnegie India.

From Washington Post

Rudra Sondhi, a freshman at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, started using his grandmother’s digital camera because it seemed like a happy medium between film cameras and smartphones.

From New York Times