Darwin's theory of evolution and Vishnu's Dashavatar concept share a striking similarity in portraying the gradual development of life. Darwin explains evolution as a slow, natural progression from simple organisms to complex beings. Similarly, the Dashavatar represents ten avatars of Vishnu, beginning with Matsya (fish), then Kurma (turtle), Varaha (boar), Narasimha (half-animal, half-human), and so on—mirroring the evolutionary stages from aquatic to amphibious, terrestrial animals, and finall