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“isn’t this culturally appropriating hinduism?,” one fan wrote in her comments. ”@badgalriri today is Ganesh Jayanti, a day lots of Hindus celebrate and hold sacred. As a non Hindu, posing with a Ganesh necklace on this day to your thousands of non Hindu followers inadvertently gives them the permission to also see that Ganesh necklace as nothing more than a decoration, when to many others there’s a stronger meaning behind it,” another fan wrote. ”Are we not going to talk about the cultural appropriation?! Wearing a Ganesh necklace whilst naked seems very disrespectful to Hinduism,” one user wrote.
"She's literally wearing a Ganesha necklace wtf my religion is not your aesthetic," one follower wrote. Ganesha, a well-known Hindu god, is known for having an elephant head. According to Britannica, Ganesha is the god of beginnings and is the patron of intellectuals, bankers, scribes and authors. The necklace itself wasn't the only part of the photo that many fans took offense to. Many social media users thought Rihanna's topless pose was the most concerning part of the photo. "Wearing a Ganesh necklace whilst naked seems very disrespectful to Hinduism," another follower wrote. After seeing the photo, many Instagram users implored Rihanna to respect the cultural and religious meaning of the god.
Rihanna, who is not Hindu, posed topless while wearing a pendant depicting the Hindu god Ganesha Rihanna, who is not Hindu, posed topless while wearing a pendant depicting the Hindu god Ganesha Callie AhlgrimFeb 18, 2021, 02:54 IST Rihanna at the 2019 Fashion Awards in London.Jeff Spicer/BFC/Getty Images Rihanna posted a topless photo on Monday, wearing a pendant depicting the Hindu god Ganesha. The singer, who was raised Christian, was criticized by fans for "disrespecting" a religious symbol. "My religion is not an aesthetic," one person wrote on Twitter. Rihanna has attracted criticism for using the symbol of a Hindu deity as a fashion accessory.
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Lord Ganesh idols: Union ministry defers ban on PoPs once again BL Soni The ministry of environment and Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on Tuesday for the second time, has deferred the ban on Plaster of Paris (PoP) used for making Lord Ganesh idols. Earlier in May 2020, the CPCB had announced a ban on the usage of PoPs for the making of Ganesh idols. However, owing to the pandemic outbreak and immense loss faced by the sculptors, Prakash Javadekar, minister of environment had deferred the ban till December 31. Ahead of the Maghi Ganapati (Ganesh Jayanti) celebrations to be held on February 15, Ganesh Mandals of the city had approached the union ministry to defer the ban for the second time, stating the Centre must take the artisans and sculptors in confidence before announcing the ban.