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Indra was the leader of the Hindu gods in early Hinduism. The child of the sky and the earth, he is a warrior god who secures individuals and creatures and gives rain to water the land. In later Hindu writings Indra loses a portion of his energy and his warrior attributes. Different divinities, for example, Vishnu, have his spot as protector of divine beings and people, while Indra keeps on filling in as the lord of rain among Hindu gods. Indra shows up as a focal figure in the Rig-Veda, an old Indian religious content, and its numerous stories include Indra's battles with devils. In a famous myth, he faces an evil presence named Vritra, in some cases depicted as a mythical beast or serpent. Vritra had taken every one of the waters of the earth and put them on a mountain where he stayed wary. In the staggering dry spell that took after, the general people experienced thirst and starvation enormously. Indra chose to battle Vritra and save the waters from bondage. To get ready f