Ganesha

Gajanan Sankashti Chathurthi - the significance, the legend and rituals are narrated in the article.

Krishna Pingala Sankashti Chathurthi - the significance and the associated legend are narrated in this article.

Sri Runa Hara Ganesha Stotram is the prayer hymn invoking Bhagwan Ganesha for the alleviation and removal of debts which include both monetary and other debts. The Slokam is composed as the conversation between Bhagwan Shiv and Sri Parvathi Devi at Kailash mountains.

Sri Ganesha Bhujangam is the Stotram in praise of and as prayer to Bhagwan Ganesh, who is also called as Sri Vinayak. It is said to be composed by Sri Adi Sankaracharya. The benefits of reciting the slokam is embedded in the slokam itself.

Anegudde is the place situated at Udupi district of Karnataka. The place is famous for Sri Vinayaka Mandir. Anegudde is the combination of two words, Ane which means elephant and gudde which means hillock. This place is one of the seven mukthi sthals of Karnataka. It is also called as Sri Parasu Rama Kshetra and Sri Siddhi Kshetra.

Eka dhantha Sankashti Chathurthi - The associated legend, the Vrat story and the rituals are narrated in the article.

Vikata Sankashti Chathurthi - the significance, the associated legend and the rituals are narrated in this article.

Kanippakkam is the small village situated at Chittor District of Andhra Pradesh. “Kani” means a portion of the land; “Pakam” depicts the flow of water on the land. Hence the place got its name. The place is famous for a few temples. The place is one of the major pilgrimage destinations in the State. River Bahuda flows in the area. Kanippakkam was earlier known as Vihara Puri.

Manakula Vinayakar Temple is the mandir dedicated for the worship of Sri Ganesha. The temple is situated at Pondichery, the Union Territory State of South India. The temple is believed to be atleast 500 years old.

Sri Dagdusheth Ganapathi Mandir is the pride and hallmark of Pune city. As per the legend, the idol of Sri Ganesh here is said...