Kesavaya
Kesavaya is a name of Sanskrit origin, commonly used as a given name for males in India, particularly within Hindu traditions. The name is derived from "Kesava," an epithet of the Hindu deity Vishnu. The meaning of Kesava is often interpreted as "one who has beautiful, long hair" or "one who has divine hair." It can also be associated with the killing of the demon Keshi by Krishna, another avatar of Vishnu.
The name Kesavaya, or its more common form Kesava, carries religious and cultural significance. It is frequently