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. Vithoba, otherwise called Vi(t)thal(a) and Panduranga, is a Hindu divinity transcendently adored in the Indian province of Maharashtra. He is commonly considered as a sign of the god Vishnu or his symbol, Krishna. Vithoba is frequently portrayed as a dim little youngster, standing arms akimbo on a block, here and there joined by his primary associate Rakhumai.

Vithoba is the focal point of a basically monotheistic, non-ceremonial bhakti-driven[1][2] Varkari confidence of Maharashtra and the Haridasa confidence of Karnataka. Vithoba Sanctuary, Pandharpur is his fundamental sanctuary. Vithoba legends rotate around his aficionado Pundalik who is attributed for carrying the god to Pandharpur, and around Vithoba’s job as a friend in need to the writer holy people of the Varkari confidence. The Varkari writer holy people are known for their one of a kind type of reverential verse, the abhang, committed to Vithoba and formed in Marathi. Other reverential writing committed to Vithoba incorporates the Kannada psalms of the Haridasa and the Marathi renditions of the nonexclusive aarti melodies related with ceremonies of offering light to the divinity. The most significant celebrations of Vithoba are hung on Devshayani Ekadashi in the long stretch of Ashadha, and Prabodhini Ekadashi in the period of Kartik.