Lord Ganesha, revered as the remover of obstacles and the deity of wisdom and prosperity, is celebrated during festivals like Sankashti Chaturthi. Devotees offer various sacred items, each carrying deep symbolic meanings. Modaks, often regarded as Ganesha's favorite sweet, represent spiritual knowledge and are typically offered in groups of 21. Durva grass, with its three blades, symbolizes humility and devotion, while coconuts signify the breaking of ego and the cultivation of inner purity. Bananas are offered for their associations with abundance and fertility. Other offerings include laddoos, which symbolize the rewards of hard work, and jaggery, representing sweetness and happiness. Red flowers, particularly hibiscus, embody purity and unwavering devotion. Lastly, betel leaves and areca nuts are offered as gestures of respect and gratitude, completing the puja ritual. Each offering reflects a rich tapestry of tradition and mythology, enhancing the spiritual experience during worship.