Ganesha has an elephant head and trunk in every avatar but he trades his mouse-y vahana Mooshik for other ... According to the legend, Lord Indra’s pramaada (heedlessness) gave birth to the ...

Lord Ganesha's vahana or vehicle is the ordinary rat or mooshak and the favourite food of Ganesha who has a sweet tooth is modak. Legend has it that Parvati made Ganesha by kneading the dirt that ...

If the story of Lord Ganesha is true, as depicted in the Hindu mythology, He is, perhaps, the first example of xeno-transplantation in the world. He is the elephant-headed God, the embodiment of ...

The celebration is dedicated to seeking Lord Ganesha's blessings for the removal of obstacles and difficulties in life. It is considered an auspicious day for devotees to fast, offer prayers ...

Ganesha, whose name translates to “Lord of the People,” is known for ... His vehicle, known as a ‘vahana,’ is the large Indian bandicoot rat, another symbol of Ganesha’s ability to ...