Ganesha is one of the most known and most worshiped deities of Hinduism. He is also known as Ganapati, Pillaiar Bighneshwar, Jaayyumuvalban, Binayak, Gajapati, Ekant etc. He is the deity of the work, the breaker According to the Brahmand Purana, because of the position of the whole Jagagsangar in his belly, he is a tall lamboda. There are many differences between Ganesha's hand number and weapon. Generally, the carving of the Ganesh quadrangular statue is more worshiped, but it is also known from the bifurcation to the hexagonal Ganesha. In general Ganesha's hand is generally seen as Ankush, Baravai and Modak. But in the Bengali belief Ganesh Vishnu is like a sankhachchargadapadamdhara.

Ganesha is famous for his various character traits. But his elephant's head gave him the most familiarity. Ganesha is worshiped as a spoiler, a patron of art and science, and a god of wisdom and knowledge. His worship is also celebrated at the beginning of various well-being, festivals and ceremonies. Ganesha was invoked at the beginning of writing as a god of letters and knowledge.

Ganesha temples and statues are seen in different regions of India, Sri Lanka and Nepal. Ganesha worship is practiced in all Hindu communities. The practice of Ganesh Puja has been expanded by mixing Ganesha and Vedicism among Jain and Buddhist communities.