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Sarama (Samskrit : सरमा) is Devashuni (Samskrit : देवशुनी) or the divine Mother of Dogs and Indra's subordinate as described in the Rig Veda. Her son is referred to as Saarameya || सारमेय  (Rig Veda 7.55.2).  Legend goes that Panis stole the divine cows (गोग्रहणम् || gograhanam) and hid them in caves. Devashuni or Sarama, by Indra's orders goes in search and locates them thereby helps Indra release them. Rig veda has many references to Sarama (1.62.3, 1.72.8, 3.31.6, 4.16.8, 5.45.7 and 8, and in mandala 10).
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Sarama (Samskrit : सरमा) is Devashuni (Samskrit : देवशुनी) or the divine Mother of Dogs and [[Indra (इन्द्रः)|Indra]]'s subordinate as described in the [[Rigveda]]. Her son is referred to as Sarameya (सारमेयः)  (Rig Veda 7.55.2).  Legend goes that [[Panis (पणिकाः)|Panis]] stole the divine cows (गोग्रहणम् | gograhana) and hid them in caves. Devashuni or Sarama, by Indra's orders goes in search and locates them thereby helps Indra release them. Rigveda has many references to Sarama (1.62.3, 1.72.8, 3.31.6, 4.16.8, 5.45.7 and 8, and in mandala 10).
    
== परिचयः || Introduction ==
 
== परिचयः || Introduction ==

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