In a remarkable testament to faith, devotion, and perseverance, a passionate collector has earned a place in the World Book of Records for amassing the largest collection of Lord Ganesha photographs—an astounding 58,500 unique images, each capturing the beloved deity in a different form.
This extraordinary collection reflects not just religious devotion but also a deep appreciation for cultural diversity, as it includes depictions of Lord Ganesha from across regions, styles, and artistic traditions—ranging from traditional idols and temple carvings to paintings, sculptures, posters, and digital art.
The dedication and meticulous effort behind assembling this collection were formally recognized by the World Book of Records, a global certifying body that honours exceptional achievements across various fields.
Speaking on the occasion, the record-holder expressed, “Lord Ganesha is known as the remover of obstacles and the god of beginnings. This collection is my personal journey of faith, and I’m humbled that it’s now part of a world record.”
The collection serves not only as a spiritual archive but also as an important cultural documentation of how Lord Ganesha is revered in countless forms throughout India and beyond.
The recognition by the World Book of Records celebrates not just the volume of the collection but the devotion, cultural preservation, and artistic diversity it represents.
