Vaishnavas are a category of Hindus who worship lord Vishnu. Many strict vaishnavas won't even enter a lord shiva temple. They will only worship the avatars of Vishnu
Probably because Vaishnavas only worship Vishnu & his avatars, & Ganesh is not one of his avatars.
According to ahamot.org/en/ there are between 700.000 and 1000.000 ISKCON vaishnavas in the world. The number of vaishnavas of all denominations and sampradayas exceeds 560 mln (According to Encyclopaedia Britannica)
Vaishnavas are those who believe and worship Lord Vishnu and in his incarnations. They can from any varna (caste system). In olden days both Shaiva (believers of Shiv) fought each other to prove their belief is better than the other. As a result, Budhism and Jainism started getting great followers. It was Acharya Shankar who established the fact that there is no difference in name, no duality.
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There are differences between Shaivas and Vaishnavas.
According to ahamot.org/en/ there are between 700.000 and 1000.000 ISKCON vaishnavas in the world. The number of vaishnavas of all denominations and sampradayas exceeds 560 mln (According to Encyclopaedia Britannica)
They stand high above brahmins and there is no clan on earth to compare with them.
The worshipers of Lord Vishnu are called 'Vaishnavas'. Followers of Lord Shiva are called 'Shaivas'.
Vaishnavas--those who recognize Vishnu and his incarnations as supreme Shaivas--those who recognized Shiva as supreme
Most of Bengalis are Non-vegetarians. But, Some Vaishnavas and Brahmins(also Baidyas) are Vegetarian.
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Christians worship God. We often worship with our hands up in the air in worship towards God.