Hyderabad is all set for grand celebrations of Ganesh Chaturthi as usual. You all might be very busy preparing for the festival, participating in setting mandapams, doing arrangements and all. Have you purchased the Ganesh idol? If not, it’s time…
The number of Ganesh pandals in the city has increased this year when compared to last year. Last year the number of Ganesh idols were around 55,000 and this year the number is over 65,000. This year nearly 26,000 Ganesh…
To reduce traffic hassles, and maintain easy traffic-flow during Ganesh immersion procession on 18 Sept, the following restrictions are being imposed by the police. These restrictions may be extended if needed.
The Ganesh pandals have already been set in many localities all across the Hyderabad city. There is no street, no area and no locality that does not have a Ganesh pandal. Every nook and corner of the city is flooded…
Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated with great pomp and joy in Hyderabad and many places in India. Keeping aside the regular ritual of installing the Ganesha and performing poojas, there is something that we need to learn during this festival season.…
The 10-day Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations have started in the Hyderabad city. Today, we are seeing people celebrating it with more decency and reverence. People in apartments make it a point to gather for the Ganesh aarthi in the evening, organize small events and this is the time when they bond and get to know each other.
Lord Ganesha’s big head symbolizes the “Eternal Soul” and the ability to “Think Big”. The big head of Lord Ganesha conveys us to cultivate the habit of thinking big. Big thinking is about predicting and foreseeing things rather than limiting oneself. Wisdom and crystal clear logic are the other things that signifies Lord Ganesha’s big head.