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4.3
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Hanuman Chalisa description

Hanuman Chalisa with Audio recital.

This app has an extremely simple and user friendly interface.

Salient Features:

1. English lyrics of Shri Hanuman Chalisa.
2. Hindi lyrics of Shri Hanuman Chalisa.
3. Will work without an Internet connection (completely offline version)
4. Hanuman Chalisa Audio.
5. Set Hanuman Chalisa as ringtone and notification tone.
6. Share application using facebook , google+ etc.
7. Added new feature where apps will appear in multiwindow for Samsung phones


History about Hanuman Chalisa:

Hanuman Chalisa is a devotional song written by Goswami Tulsidas based on Lord Hanuman as the model devotee. It is very popular among a lot of modern hindus and is generally recited on Tuesdays (considered a holy day for devotees of Lord Hanuman) and Saturdays.
The devotional song is called a chalisa as it contains 40(chalis in Hindi) verses. The structure of the devotional song is extremely simple and rhythmic, thus making it all the more popular. It praises Lord Hanuman’s strength and kindness and recounts the Lord’s great deeds.
Hanuman occupies a unique place of reverence in the Hindu pantheon for his exemplary devotion to his Master and his unbelievable acts to serve the cause of his Master.
Hanuman was born to Anjana, who was cursed with the birth of a female Vanara on the earth. It is said that the childless King Dasaratha performed “Putrakama Yagna” to have children. After the “Yagna” was over, he got divine “payasam” for his wives. On consuming the “payasam”, his wives later gave birth to Rama, Lakshmana, Bharat and Shatrughna. A kite took a portion of the “payasam” and flew away. It dropped the “payasam” at the place where Anjana was praying to Lord Shiva for blessing her with a son. In the meantime, Pavan, the god of wind, put the falling “payasam” on Anjana’s palm. On having the “payesam”, Anjana got Hanuman as her son. Because of Pavan’s instrumental role in his birth, Hanuman is also called “Pavan Putra”.

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