MUMBAI, India (AP) — A large idol of the elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha sat in the back of an open truck traveling along a busy Mumbai street, dwarfing other objects on the road. Hundreds of ...

A temple in India is using a life-sized electronic elephant as a stand-in for their rituals. The robot, which is called "Irinjadappilly Raman," will be replacing the typical live elephant used in many ...

A robotic elephant was donated to the Sree Krishna Temple in India to protect wild animals from captivity and unnecessary cruelty. Reading time 2 minutes A robotic elephant was donated to an Indian ...

In India, elephants are not just animals; they are iconic figures, deeply intertwined with the nation’s spiritual heritage and rich history. Their presence at cultural festivals and temple ceremonies ...

When we think of Hindu deities, the image of Lord Ganesha instantly comes to mind. With his elephant head, pot belly, and gentle smile, he is not only one of the most beloved gods in Hinduism but also ...

Her son faced an impossible choice: steal the nectar of immortality from the gods themselves or watch his mother suffer forever. Garuda chose theft, battling divine armies and cosmic guardians to ...

The popular Ganesha festival began on Wednesday, with Hindu devotees across India celebrating the birthday of elephant-headed Hindu god over 10 days. The annual festival holds immense significance and ...