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Nashik: MANS Appeals For Environment-Friendly Ganesh Festival, Urges Ban On Dolby And Lasers
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· September 2, 2026
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Key points It has launched several initiatives, including ones related to Ganesh idols and Diwali celebrations. The group has also focused on other events, such as Holi and Bakri Eid, to promote environmentally friendly practices.
Festivals and celebrations can be organised in a way that minimises harm to the environment. An organisation has been promoting eco-friendly practices for various events. It has launched several initiatives, including ones related to Ganesh idols and Diwali celebrations. These efforts have gained acceptance from the community and authorities. The organisation's goal is to make festivals more sustainable.
The group has also focused on other events, such as Holi and Bakri Eid, to promote environmentally friendly practices. Its work has been ongoing since its inception.
Further information about the organisation's initiatives and goals can be found through the original source.
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Published: September 2, 2026 ·
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