Encumbered with the head of an elephant, Ganesha nonetheless dances his way through adversity, doted upon wherever he goes. He is regaled with his favourite food and drink, and celebrated at every new beginning. Ganesha’s power lies in his intelligence, and he uses it boldly to outwit his athletic brother in a trans-global race, to subdue an arrogant moon, and to inscribe the long saga of the Mahabharata.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Subhadra Sen Gupta
Subhadra Sen Gupta is a well-known writer on Indian history and culture. Her books aim to capture the fascinating, vibrant and many hued aspects of the people, places and history of India. Her books include the popular Devalaya: Great Temples of India, Devi Devata: Gods & Goddesses of India, Tirtha: Holy Pilgrim Centres of the Hindus, Chaar Dhaam: A Guide to the Hindu Pilgrimages, Varanasi: A Pilgrimage to Light. And a collection of historical short stories, Waiting for Tansen.
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