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Statue of Ganesha on the right side of the temple of the iconic Balkumari Devi located in Ward No. 8 East of Lalitpur District. There are idols of various deities near Ganesh.

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English: Statue of Ganesha on the right side of the temple of the iconic Balkumari Devi located in Ward No. 8 East of Lalitpur District. There are idols of various deities near Ganesh. Ganesh is the first Hindu deity. Ganesh's father is Mahadev and his mother is Parvati. Shraddha and Siddhi are the daughters of brother Kartikeya and wife Vishwakarma. Ganesha's vehicle is a mouse. Ganesha is worshiped so that there is no hindrance in the process of marriage, going on and off the journey, going to war and in times of crisis. The word Ganesha has become a treaty from Gana and Ish. Which means the owner of the Gana, so Ganapati is considered to be omnipresent, Brahma. In the Vedas, Ganesha is called Ganapati, Brahmanapati.
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Camera location27° 39′ 31.68″ N, 85° 19′ 28.92″ E  Heading=60° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

Statue of Ganesha on the right side of the temple of the iconic Balkumari Devi located in Ward No. 8 East of Lalitpur District. There are idols of various deities near Ganesh. Ganesh is the first Hindu deity. Ganesh's father is Mahadev and his mother is Parvati. Shraddha and Siddhi are the daughters of brother Kartikeya and wife Vishwakarma. Ganesha's vehicle is a mouse. Ganesha is worshiped so that there is no hindrance in the process of marriage, going on and off the journey, going to war and in times of crisis. The word Ganesha has become a treaty from Gana and Ish. Which means the owner of the Gana, so Ganapati is considered to be omnipresent, Brahma. In the Vedas, Ganesha is called Ganapati, Brahmanapati.

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