This time Gajuwaka Ganesha is more special..!!
This time gajuwaka Ganesha is more special..!!
* Among the huge Ganesha idols, gajuwaka Ganesha is a unique style.
* Sri maha Uchishta Ganapati is being installed at a height of 100 feet.
* This time the statue is more attractive.
Vinayaka Chaturthi. This festival has a lot of importance in our Hindu tradition. As soon as Vinayaka Chaturthi comes, children and adults all celebrate this festival with great enthusiasm and excitement. Today is september 7th. Mandapams are built and special pujas are performed. Vigneshwara is offered with fruits that are very favorite of Lord Ganesha and the blessings of Vigneshwara are taken. This festival is very special.
Celebrating the Vinayaka Chaturthi festival has been a tradition since the british period. In 1892, the british government imposed a ban on Hindu assemblies through the Anti-Public assembly Act. Lokmanya Tilak, the indian freedom fighter, left no small chance to ignite the national spirit among all the people in support of the indian freedom movement against the British. He started the Ganapati Utsavs and shivaji Utsavs which are going on continuously all over the country for the first time. We are celebrating these festivals with great pomp even today. We make huge idols and worship them all the time. We keep increasing the height of the Ganesha idol every year. Now that is also a record.
* Among the huge Ganesha idols, gajuwaka Ganesha is a unique style.
* Sri maha Uchishta Ganapati is being installed at a height of 100 feet.
* This time the statue is more attractive.
Vinayaka Chaturthi. This festival has a lot of importance in our Hindu tradition. As soon as Vinayaka Chaturthi comes, children and adults all celebrate this festival with great enthusiasm and excitement. Today is september 7th. Mandapams are built and special pujas are performed. Vigneshwara is offered with fruits that are very favorite of Lord Ganesha and the blessings of Vigneshwara are taken. This festival is very special.
Celebrating the Vinayaka Chaturthi festival has been a tradition since the british period. In 1892, the british government imposed a ban on Hindu assemblies through the Anti-Public assembly Act. Lokmanya Tilak, the indian freedom fighter, left no small chance to ignite the national spirit among all the people in support of the indian freedom movement against the British. He started the Ganapati Utsavs and shivaji Utsavs which are going on continuously all over the country for the first time. We are celebrating these festivals with great pomp even today. We make huge idols and worship them all the time. We keep increasing the height of the Ganesha idol every year. Now that is also a record.