The legacy of Ganesh Chaturthi, the birthday of Lord Ganesha taxes that it was celebrated the first time when the Chalukya, Satavahana, and Rashtrakuta dynasties ruled between 271 BC and 1190 AD. Outside of India, Lord Ganesha is revered as the remover of obstacles as well.
Its origins can be traced back to the Indian struggle for independence. Lord Ganesha’s beautiful idol comes to mind, and the aroma of his favourite modak fills the air as excitement fills our hearts. With newfound hopes towards life, people across India will celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi to keep the blessing of divine Ganesha in their lives. Though the ongoing pandemic has cast its shadow over festivities with limitations in mass gatherings and outdoor activities, the unprecedented event has certainly enhanced the spirit of the people more than ever. With the festival over we can reflect on all that has transpired in our lives and all that is yet to come. Thousands of people gather at key places across the country to offer gifts and offer prayers. The festival is rather special, as it encourages people to come together to share gifts. The five-day festival is a time for people to engage with their fellow men & women in a spirit of peace, joy, meditations, novel-reading, art creations and performances. It flies by on sheer enthusiasm and spiritual connection.
It attracts millions of people from all across the country for two weeks.
Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the biggest cultural events in India. The glorious festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated with much pomp and grandeur all over India to welcome the blessing of Lord Ganesha for peace, prosperity, wealth and happiness. The air smells of the oncoming essence of the festival month that kicks off with the arrival of Siddhidata Ganpati Bappa. As soon as the month of September comes, the vibes of festivities ring the bell.
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