Ganesh Chathurthi

A royal physician and freedom fighter, Shrimant Bhausaheb Rangari installed a unique idol of Lord Ganesha in India's first public ‘Ganeshotsav’ to send the British a strong message of India's unity.

Every year, lakhs of pollutants like Plaster of Paris and plastic materials enter water bodies after Ganesha statues are immersed into them. Create your own Ganesha statue using eco-friendly materials.

Every year, Rishita Sharma conducts workshops along with local artisans to help societies and companies make eco-friendly Ganpati idols

15 special immersion tanks built across Hyderabad will help reduce the pollution of lakes during Ganesh Chathurthi and other festivals

Many organizations and individuals are trying to change the trend year after year to make the festival of Ganesh Chathurthi a more eco-friendly one. They are coming up with innovative ideas to make idols that will not harm the environment in any way.