Ganesh

So Ganesh is one who gives the balance, the "Vivek" , the understanding to you by which you know how far to go with things.

Then without being asked, Gold Teeth brought out a blanket, folded it, placed it on the floor and invited Ganesh to sit on it.

During the ten-day Ganesh festival in Mumbai, devotees carry a statue of the elephant-headed Hindu god into the sea.

Chenayya felt a tap on his shoulder. It was the Tamilian boy from Mr. Ganesh Pai's shop.

All the employees of the furniture shop had gathered in a semicircle around Mr. Ganesh Pai's table.

Capital was scarce and Mr Ganesh tackled cashflow problems by getting companies to pay their maintenance premiums upfront.

An artisan lights a kerosene stove beside idols of Hindu elephant god Ganesh, the deity of prosperity, in a workshop in Mumbai.

Mr Ganesh is gambling that the benefits of offshored services can be sold directly to consumers.

At last, he saw to his right the sign for Ganesh Pai Fan and Furniture Store, and stopped his cycle.

Ganesh points out that "the" canonical data model is typically too high-level and abstract for the practical use.

It starts, as in traditional Indian music, with a chant for Lord Ganesh.

But she couldn't say anything more and Ganesh, seeing this, filled his eyes with charity and love.

The idols are being made for an upcoming festival Ganesh Chaturthi.

Here's how the Nano Ganesh works. A farmer purchases the device for between $12 and $268, depending on the model.

It is too early to gauge the impact of the service on educational outcomes, says Mr Ganesh, but take-up is brisk.

In Ganesh's opinion, in the majority of cases, HTTP is the most appropriate middleware for SOA implementations.

Mr Ganesh says that TutorVista will not be his last venture in this area.

Now an engineer, Ostwal has finally solved his grandfather's problem with a phone-controlled water pump-starter called the Nano Ganesh.

Mr Ganesh's job, issuing Indian visas to Afghans, often for medical treatment, sounds humdrum.

He turned his face away and cycled down the road to Mr. Ganesh Pai's shop.

"Bring me some ghee, " Ganesh said, and after Gold Teeth had done so, he set to work.

Indians are generally keen on the animal in whose form is manifested a popular god, Ganesh.

Presumably Mr Ganesh's success has, by now, overcome family opposition?

Ganesh says misprostol could be used by families to coerce women into selectively aborting female fetuses.