Mumbai: While most Ganesh pandals appeared to have complied with noise pollution norms by doing away with truck-mounted DJs and noise-amplifying equipment during the final Ganpati visarjan in Mumbai, loudspeakers at booths set up by political parties near immersion spots blared late into the nigh...
A tissue paper Ganesh idol of Mumbaicha Peshwa was immersed using a sprinkler system to mitigate environmental impact. The process allowed the idol to dissolve within 30 to 45 minutes, promoting sustainability. Moortikar Rajesh Mayekar spearheaded the initiative, emphasizing resp...
The Ganeshotsav festival concluded with the immersion of 199,325 idols across Mumbai. Various mandals showcased unique themes, addressing social issues and promoting education. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis attended the visarjan at Girgaum Chowpatty, ensuring smooth arrangemen...
