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Ganesh Aarti Sangraha is a collection of many popular aartis of various Gods and Goddesses in India. It starts with Ganesh Aarti and ends with a Ganesh Prathana. All aartis are in Marathi, a local language in Maharashtra, India. The list of aartis included in this ebook version of iPad, iPod and iPhone is as follows: 1. SukhKarta DukhaHarta 2. Nana Parimal Durva 3. Shendur Lal Chadaho 4. Undara vari Baisoni dududya yesi 5. Gajanan Shree Ganaraya 6. Shree Shankar Aarti 7. Shree Devi Aarti 8. Shree Datta Aarti 9. Shree Vithal Aarti - 1 10. Shree Vithal Aarti - 2 11. Dashavatara Aarti 12. Shree Jynadev Aarti 13. Shree Sant Tukaram Aarti 14. Shree Haritalıka Aarti 15. Shree Maruti Aarti 16. Shree Satyanarayan Aarti 17. Shree NruSriha Aarti 18. NiropGeet 19. UpSanhar 20. Ghalin Lotangan 21. MantraPushpajali These are recited during Shri Ganesh Festival in Maharashtra, at the end of Shree Satyanarayan Mahapuja, and such auspicious occasions. Carrying this on your iPhone and/or iPod makes it easily accessible at the time when you most need it. Have a great Bhakti!!!
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