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	<description><![CDATA[Every year around Ganesh Chaturthi, most of the attention goes to the idol &mdash; which one to buy, how big, how it looks on the altar. The decorations get planned weeks in advance. But a lot of the actual Puja rules quietly get skipped, not out of disrespect, just because nobody really explained them. In the Vedic tradition, worship was never meant to be a checklist. Intention matters. So does cleanliness, timing, how you conduct yourself, and how you bring the whole thing to a close. Knowing where people commonly go wrong can help you approach Ganeshotsav with a bit more awareness this year. In 2026, Ganesh Chaturthi falls on Monday, September 14. Anant Chaturdashi &mdash; the day the traditional 10-day cycle ends with Visarjan &mdash; is Friday, September 25. Exact Puja timings shift depending on where you are, so it's worth checking a local Panchang rather than relying on a generic date.]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[Every year around Ganesh Chaturthi, most of the attention goes to the idol &mdash; which one to buy, how big, how it looks on the altar. The decorations get planned weeks in advance. But a lot of the actual Puja rules quietly get skipped, not out of disrespect, just because nobody really explained them. In the Vedic tradition, worship was never meant to be a checklist. Intention matters. So does cleanliness, timing, how you conduct yourself, and how you bring the whole thing to a close. Knowing where people commonly go wrong can help you approach Ganeshotsav with a bit more awareness this year. In 2026, Ganesh Chaturthi falls on Monday, September 14. Anant Chaturdashi &mdash; the day the traditional 10-day cycle ends with Visarjan &mdash; is Friday, September 25. Exact Puja timings shift depending on where you are, so it's worth checking a local Panchang rather than relying on a generic date.]]></description>
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