TARUNA GANAPATHI
Appearance:

Taruna means young, new, or tender and represents progressiveness.
Taruna Ganesha appears youthful with compassionate face and eight hands.

On the right hands he holds tusk, rose-apple, sugarcane stalk and elephant goad.
On his left hands he holds Modaka, wood apple, spring of paddy and noose.

The complexion of the Taruna Ganapati is like mid-day sun.
His brilliant red colour represents the blossoming of youth in all living beings.
Mantra:

atha taruNagaNapatidhyAnaM || mudgalapurANE ||

Pashankusha pupa kapitha jamboo |
swadanta shalikshuapi svahasthai |
dhattai sadaa yah tarunarunabh |
payathsa yushman taruno ganeshah || 2 ||raktavarnah
Mantra Translation:

Meditation to Taruna Ganapathi as described in Mudgala Purana

I salute you Young/Youth Ganapati, who is carrying in His hands the noose, hook, rice-cake (kadubu), guava fruit, rose apple, own (broken) tusk, bunch of corn ears and sugarcane and who vividly shines forth with His brilliant youthfulness, bless you all
Mantra Benefits:

Taruna Ganapathi represents Air (Vayu). Worshipping Taruna Ganapathi is believed to help in getting good health, happiness, joy and remove obstacles.