Lord Ganesha’s broken tusk symbolizes sacrifice and devotion. The story behind it reveals his willingness to endure pain for his father, Lord Shiva, and teaches lessons of humility and wisdom.

Lord Ganesha is a Hindu God and is a son of Lord Shiva and Parvati. Known as 'Vighnaharta' or remover of obstacles, the elephant-headed Hindu God is worshipped at the beginning of any puja or on ...

Find out what opportunities and challenges lie ahead! Aries - Your day at work will be great. Positive: Ganesha says you'll ...

Lord Ganesha, known as the remover of obstacles, teaches that perseverance and patience can help us overcome life's challenges. With his large ears and small mouth, Ganesha illustrates the importance ...

With Diwali just around the corner, discover why we worship Lakshmi and Ganesha during this festival. Their blessings bring ...

The Chaturthi Tithi will end on November 6 at 12:16 am. The auspicious time for worshipping Ganesha on Vinayak Chaturthi will begin at 10:59 am and end at 1:10 pm. Vinayak Chaturthi holds immense ...

Diwali is right around the corner and most people purchase their idols of Maa Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha on Dhanteras itself. While some buy idols made of brass, steel, or clay, others go for murtis ...

Discover the deeper traditions behind Diwali, a festival that goes beyond lights, weaving together themes of prosperity, wisdom, and divine blessings.

Ganesh Chaturthi is an important Hindu festival that celebrates the birth of elephant-headed Hindu God Ganesha and falls in the month of Bhadrapada. It falls either in August or September as per ...

The priest of Khajrana Ganesha Temple, Vineet Bhatt, told ANI, "Thousands of devotees arrived at Khajrana Ganesha Temple from the morning for aarti and darshan. Special arrangements have been made to ...