Save between 1404 and 1442, when it was the seat of an independent raj, founded by Raja Ganesh, a Hindu turned Mussulman, Dinajpur has no separate history.

A common statue used is that of Lord Ganesha (Ganesh).

Many of the yoga bottoms are embellished with symbols for lotus, chakras, and the Hindu diety Ganesh.

GANESA, or Ganesh, in Hindu mythology, the god of wisdom and prudence, always represented with an elephant's head possibly to indicate his sagacity.

Save between 1404 and 1442, when it was the seat of an independent raj, founded by Raja Ganesh, a Hindu turned Mussulman, Dinajpur has no separate history.

GANESA, or Ganesh, in Hindu mythology, the god of wisdom and prudence, always represented with an elephant's head possibly to indicate his sagacity.

Hindus believe Ganesh is ' the remover of obstacles ': he helps with problems or difficulties that get in the way.