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Ganesh Chaturthi is commended with much excitement across India. It is of most extreme significance in the territories of Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Goa

New Delhi: Ganesh Chaturthi or Vinayaka Chaturthi is a 10-day celebration that commends the introduction of Lord Ganesha, the divine force of insight and success. This year, festivities for Ganesh Chaturthi starts on August 31 and end on September 9 when the Ganesh Visarjan will occur.

Ganesh Chaturthi is commended with much energy across India. It is of most extreme significance in the provinces of Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Goa

Ganesh Chaturthi 2022 Date

The celebration starts on Chaturthi Tithi or the fourth day of the period of Bhadrapada, which is the 6th month of the Hindu schedule. It falls in the long stretch of August or September, according to the Gregorian schedule.

This year, the Madhyahna Ganesha puja mahurat begins at 11:05 am on August 31 and closes at 1:38 pm around the same time. Ganesh Visarjan, when the icon of Lord Ganesh is drenched in a water body, will occur on September 9.

Importance

Master Ganesha, according to conviction, is otherwise called Vighnaharta or the person who eliminates all impediments. He holds extraordinary importance in Hinduism where practically all customs start with his love.

According to Hindu folklore, Lord Ganesha was destined to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. It is accepted that Goddess Parvati once requested Lord Ganesha to watch her chambers. Complying with his mom, Lord Ganesha prevented Lord Shiva from entering the chambers. Maddened by this, Lord Shiva cut off his head. Goddess Parvati separated seeing this and took steps to annihilate the universe in the event that her child isn’t brought back. Ruler Shiva, subsequently, winds up supplanting Lord Ganesha’s head with that of a child elephant and favored him to be revered before some other God.

Festivities

Remarks

Individuals carry a symbol of Lord Ganesha to their homes and love it all through the celebration. The icon is decorated with blossoms and festoons before it is at long last inundated upon the arrival of Visarjan, denoting the finish of the 10-day festivity.

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