About Shree Ganesh Mandir
Nearly five decades of devotion, community, and continuous care for this sacred space.
A History Rooted in Devotion
From a single sanctum to a thriving spiritual home — the milestones that shaped our mandir.
- 1978
The Foundation Stone
A small group of devotee families laid the foundation stone on a modest plot of land, consecrating a single sanctum to Lord Ganesha.
- 1986
First Expansion
Growing attendance led to the construction of the main hall and courtyard, allowing the community to gather for festivals for the first time.
- 1995
Consecration of the Main Sanctum
A full prana pratishtha ceremony was performed, inviting Vedic scholars from across the region to consecrate the murti enshrined today.
- 2005
Community Hall Built
A dedicated community hall was added to host weddings, satsangs, and educational programs for children and elders alike.
- 2018
Major Restoration Begins
The trust initiated a multi-year restoration of the temple's carved stone pillars and roofing, guided by traditional shilpa shastra artisans.
- 2026
Accessibility & Preservation
New ramps, lighting, and seating were introduced, ensuring the mandir remains welcoming to devotees of every age and ability.
Our Mission
To preserve and share the timeless traditions of Hindu worship, offering every visitor a space for daily prayer, festival celebration, and spiritual learning — regardless of background or belief.
Our Vision
A mandir that grows with its community — rooted in ancient ritual, yet accessible, welcoming, and relevant to every generation of devotees who walk through its gates.
The Divine Presences of Our Mandir
Each shrine within our temple honors a distinct form of the divine, welcoming devotees on every path of faith.
Lord Ganesha
The Remover of Obstacles
Our presiding deity, enshrined in the main sanctum. Devotees seek his blessings before any new beginning — a journey, a venture, or a prayer.
Goddess Durga
The Divine Protector
Worshipped especially during Navratri, Durga represents the fierce, protective strength of the divine feminine that guards all who seek refuge.
Lord Shiva
The Auspicious One
Honored in our secondary shrine, Shiva represents transformation and stillness — a reminder to look inward amid the busyness of daily life.
Goddess Lakshmi
Giver of Prosperity
Invoked especially during Diwali, Lakshmi symbolizes abundance in all its forms — wealth, wellbeing, and the prosperity of a peaceful home.
The People Who Serve This Mandir
A dedicated group of volunteers and priests who care for our temple's daily operations and long-term future.
Vinod Sharma
Trust President
Anjali Mehta
Vice President
Pandit Ramesh Joshi
Head Priest
Sunita Rao
Secretary
Deepak Kulkarni
Treasurer
Priya Nambiar
Volunteer Coordinator
48+
Years of Service
50,000+
Devotees Served Annually
20+
Festivals Celebrated Each Year
120+
Active Volunteers