Ganesh Chaturthi Celebration

Ganesha Chaturthi is celebrated all over the country with much vigor. When it comes to the part of Mumbai, the celebration doesn’t have any limits. The grandeur of the festival, starting from pandals, idols to lighting would enable you to feel the zeal of the people. But, as we become engrossed in the celebration, we often forget the basic responsibilities that should be performed to protect our environment. And how would you do that that creates a big question mark? Have you ever thought that how we are destroying our mother nature, thanks to the belligerence we show towards our environment while taking pleasure in creating an atmosphere of competitiveness in the form of huge Ganesh idols? Even in domestic cases, the trend is to buy POP based idols. The main problem emanates from the point when we immerse those idols in ponds or rivers. The actual hostility towards nature, at that time, comes to the forefront. Now the question arises that if not POP and synthetic colors

Lord Ganesha has been revered as the remover of all predicaments, obstacles, and evil. People of our country worship Ganpati murti with pious devotion before getting indulged in any sacred event. It is said that one who offers prayers to Lord Ganesha every day can achieve a peaceful life full of strength and wisdom.   Ganesh Chaturthi, therefore, is one of the most celebrated festivals in India. This auspicious day is marked by the installation of the majestic idol of Ganesha in beautifully decked up pandals. With great enthusiasm and fervor, people rejoice in this festival. In some places, people compete with each other to win the best Ganapati decoration contest. Streets get flooded with boisterous devotees, beautiful Ganesha bhajans are played in the pandals, cultural programs also take place in this special holy day.   Not only for the day of Ganesh Chaturthi but also the idol of Lord Ganpati is sold at any time of the year. Apart from getting worshipped in the particular p