Here in Rajasthan is the most important statue of Lord Ganesha, on Ganesh Chaturthi 200 kg of modaks are provided

Kuchaman City: Ganesh Chaturthi is being celebrated with nice pomp throughout the nation on Saturday. Special prayers are being provided to Lord Ganapati in Ganesh temples throughout the nation. On this event, we take you to the Dojraj Ganesh temple in Didwana. A 9 ft tall statue of Lord Ganesha is put in right here, which is the biggest statue in the entire of Rajasthan.

According to the temple priest Ramavtar Dadhich, this Ganesh temple was established 160 years in the past. At that point, the saints of Niranjan sect had been passing by right here and going to Padhai Mata temple situated in Namak lake. During this time, once they stopped at this place, a saint named Dundraj made an idol of Lord Ganesh right here with Mon Matki (huge pot), Murad and clay. When the folks of Didwana got here to find out about this, they received the idol consecrated at this place. Since then, this temple of Lord Ganesh is at this place.

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First invitation to Ganapati: There can be a perception about this temple that at any time when any individual will get married on this space, the primary invitation is given to Lord Dojraj Ganesh. The individuals who give the invitation aren’t solely from the Hindu group, but in addition from the Muslim group.

A good is held on Ganesh Chaturthi: Devotees come to Dojraj Ganesh Mandir not solely from Didwana but in addition from close by districts and numerous states of the nation. A giant truthful is held on Ganesh Chaturthi. On at the present time, 200 kg of modaks are provided to the Lord. Many spiritual rituals are additionally carried out. The temple belief works for environmental conservation. During the wet season, the temple belief distributes numerous varieties of vegetation together with Tulsi to the folks and offers them the message of environmental conservation by planting increasingly more bushes.