Dagadusheth Halwai Ganapati Temple
Pune’s best-known Ganesha temple, founded by the sweet-maker Dagdusheth Halwai and the heart of the city’s Ganeshotsav.
Kasba Ganapati is both a particular image of Ganapati in Pune, Maharashtra, and the temple built around it, in Kasba Peth, an old part of the city. Kasba Ganapati is the gramadevata, the presiding deity, of Pune, and is honoured as the first of the Manache Ganpati, the most revered Ganapatis of the city. Tradition holds that the image is self-manifested and was once the size of a grain of rice.
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Pune, Maharashtra
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