Rama Avatar:
Lord Rama, the most famous incarnation of God, appeared on Rama-navami. He is known as Maryada Purusottama and is the emblem righteousness. His life and teachings of morality are as relevant for us today as when He appeared nearly 20 million years ago.

Sita-devi:
She is the most famous Goddess in history. The story of Her birth, marriage, exile, abduction, agni-pariksha (fire ordeal), and banishment is not only known and loved in India, but throughout the world. The story of Sita has captured the hearts of over a billion people. To this day she is India's most favorite goddess.

Narasimha Avatar:
In the Cycle of Incarnations of Vishnu ascending, as he does, from the lowest and less complicated forms of life to the amphibians to wild animals and then higher mammals till he finally reaches the stage of Man, one of the interesting pit stops is the Narasimha Avatar, neither man nor lion but a curious amalgamation of both, with all the virtues and almost none of the drawbacks of each species.

Lord Dhanvantari :
The origins of the ancient healing science known as Ayurveda are lost in cosmic antiquity. This healing science is generally revealed by great sages or demigods. Occasionally, the Supreme Lord Himself descends as the avatar (incarnation) Dhanvantari and re-inaugurates the tradition of Ayurveda. This extremely rare appearance of God is recorded in the Vedic literature of ancient India.

Lord Dattatreya:
Lord Dattatreya, the avatar of Lord Visnu, descended today on the full moon day of Magha to bless His devotees. His astounding form and pastimes are described very authoritatively in the Vedic literature which clear away all the myths that have grown up around this divine form of Lord Vishnu.

Rukmini:
And even among all of Lord Krishna's sixteen thousand Queens, Srimati Rukmini- devi is His most beloved one. Indeed the Skanda-purana declares, "Rukmini is in Dvaraka what Radha is in the forest of Vrindavana.