- गजलक्ष्मी, romanized: Gajalakṣmī, lit. 'Elephant Lakshmi'), also
spelt as
Gajalaxmi, is a
prominent representation of the
goddess Lakshmi, the
Hindu deity...
- This
article lists the
traditional festivals and
other cultural events in the
Odisha region of India.
Odisha celebrates 13
festivals in 12
months as the...
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Taladhwaja and is
considered the
biggest chariot of its type in the world. The
Gajalaxmi puja on
Kojagari Purnima or
Kumar Purnima Durga Pujaat Amruta manohi village...
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celebration where Goddess Lakshmi is
worshiped in the form of Gajalakshmi.
Gajalaxmi Puja (ଗଜ ଲକ୍ଷ୍ମୀ ପୂଜା)
traces its
origin to
Kumar Purnima which is also...
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Nigamananda High
School Sasibala Saha High
School Mayasundari High
School Gajalaxmi High
School Acme
Academy (ISC Board)
Kalna Polytechnic Kalna Primary Teacher's...
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doorkeepers of male and
female figures. At the
lalatabimba there is a
Gajalaxmi panel sitting in
lalitasana over a
lotus pedestal.
While her left hand...
- ****alashasthi,
Ganesha puja,
Saraswati puja,
Prgala yatra,
Kumar purnima,
Gajalaxmi puja,
Vishvakarma puja,
hanuman jayanti, Diwali, Kali puja, Chhadakhai...
- in the
classic Kaḷinga
architectural style very
often have a
figure of
Gajalaxmi in
lalitasana as
their lalatabimba or
central protective image over the...
- the
Saivite dvarapala’s
holding trident. At the
lalatabimba there is a
Gajalaxmi holding a
lotus in her left hand and
right hand is in
Varada mudra. The...
- Rath
Yatra is held in the
month of
Ashadha (June/July)
every year. The
Gajalaxmi puja on
Kojaagari Purnima or
Kumar Purnima is
celebrated in the month...
