Embrace Ganesh's Grace. Celebrate with Faith!

Lord Vinayaka, Ganesh ji, Ganpati ji, Vinayaka is the darling of the masses. Ganesh Chaturthi brings people of all religion, caste and creed together.

The Ganesh Chaturthi 2023 Puja Muhurut to bring the Vigraha / Idol home is during the Shubh, Labh or Amrit Choghadiya. If you intend to bring Ganpati ji one day before, i.e. on the 18th September, 2023, the Labha time is between 11:01 to 12:32 and the Amrita time is 12:32 to 14:04. Ganpati ji can also be brought home (Avahana or Welcome) during the Shubha time which is between 15:35 to 17:06. The Muhurut for evening time would be the Amrit time which is between 23:04 to 00:32. Please note these Timings are as per panchang of Mumbai, India.

The Ganesh Chaturthi 2023 Puja Muhurut to bring the Vigraha / Idol home is during the Shubh, Labh or Amrit Choghadiya. If you intend to bring Ganpati ji one day before, i.e. on the 18th September, 2023, the Labha time is between 11:01 to 12:32 and the Amrita time is 12:32 to 14:04. Ganpati ji can also be brought home (Avahana or Welcome) during the Shubha time which is between 15:35 to 17:06. The Muhurut for evening time would be the Amrit time which is between 23:04 to 00:32. Please note these Timings are as per panchang of Mumbai, India.

The Ganesh Staphna (installation of the Idol) on Ganesh Chaturthi day, i.e. on 19th September 2023 can be done at Labha time between 11:01 to 12:32 or Amrita Time i.e. between 12:32 to 14:04. Ganesh Pooja is preferred during Madhyanhana on Ganesh Chaturthi as it is believed that Lord Ganesh was born during Madhyahana Kaal which is between 15:35 and 17:06. The Muhurut time specified above is the best Muhurut to perform the Ganesh Puja and to perform any work.

On the last day of worship the idol is taken out in a colourful and musical procession to be immersed traditionally at a beach.

Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated with great devotion all over India. People bring home murtis (Idols) of Lord Ganesha and celebrate the festival by worshiping the Lord in a special way for a day and a half, 3 days, 5 days, 7 days or 11 days depending on the family tradition and commitment of each individual. On the last day of worship the idol is taken out in a colourful and musical procession to be immersed traditionally at a beach.

This is one of the most popular festivals in the Country. There are several reasons for this. Ganpati is after all a popular God. His blessings are invoked at most religious ceremonies as He is the one who can remove all obstacles to success. He is the giver of fortune and can help to avoid natural calamities.

Ganpati, the god of wisdom and the benevolent deity of the dynasty of Peshwas who ruled Maharashtra inculcating a special culture in the state. Ganpati is the herald of auspicious beginnings and is the beloved deity of all.