Ganesha the elephantheaded god is worshipped as the supreme lord of wisdom prosperity and good fortune Ganesh Chaturthi which has been an individual home function for a long time is now a social event ...

According to religious scriptures Lord Ganesha is not MangalMurtis only avatar Even he has taken many avatars from time to time Just like the way Lord Shiva and Vishnu have taken 24 avatars each simil ...

The statue is in the middle of the intersection. "There isn't another intersection like that in the city," said Todd Frisbie, Colorado Springs' traffic engineer. "It's unique." A study completed ...

Three statues appear at the start of this exhibition ... is easy to identify: he’s Ganesha, one of Hinduism’s most prominent gods. The serene, enthroned man to his right must be the Buddha.

The gold and silver statues, melted down ... Next to the bull is a Ganesha – elephant-headed, small-bellied, sitting like a yogi – holding a broken tusk in one of his four hands.

The ancient Greeks and Romans often doused their statues in perfume, a recent study found. Published in the Oxford Journal of Archaeology, the study adds to evidence that statues were more than ...

Platt said that among experts in classical studies, the idea that statues were scented is already well-established. But given the attention the study has received, it's clear many people hadn't ...

A recent study published in the Oxford Journal of Archaeology has ... Credit: Romaine / Wikimedia Commons The research is based on a series of classical texts describing how statues of gods and ...