Indra

Airāvata In Indian mythologies, Airāvata is the divine Vāhana (vehicle) of Indra deva, the king of all the Devas. It is a white elephant who carries the deity Indra. Airāvata is also called abhra-Matanga, meaning elephant of the clouds, Naga-malla meaning “the fighting elephant“; and Arka-sodara, meaning brother of the sun. Airāvata has four tusks…