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Serpents in Indian culture. Satyanarayan pooja and biodiversity. Samudra manthan and the Kurma avatar of Vishnu. There is a story and symbolism attached to each vehicle of Hindu gods and goddesses. Ganesha gained his animal vehicle, the rat, after fighting the demon Gajamukha. Rather than killing the demon, Ganesha cursed him, throwing his right tusk at Gajamukha, and transforming him into a rat.
He then mounted the rat, keeping it forever under his control. The rat represents greed and uncontrollable desire. Rat nibbles on everything destroying them. Ganesha keeps a check on this aspect. Rat is a big problem in India for farmers.
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