With the help of tutorial videos on the internet, families made Ganesha idols at home City turns to making Ganesha idols themselves at home; parents say it is fun activity to do with kids and is also ...

Ganesha, the lord of wisdom has millions of devotees and the deity is worshiped in many parts of the world. In Maharashtra, the Ganapati festival is the most auspicious festival and everyone follows ...

The demand for fiber Ganesha idols has surged significantly, even a month before the Gouri-Ganesha festival. Growing awareness of eco-friendly celebrations has led many people to choose fiber Ganesha ...

The pandemic has taught people and families to be as self-sufficient and independent as possible, and continuing with this trend, many families have enrolled their younger ones for workshops, held ...

Tiny tots from Sanpada not only finished their workshop on how to prepare green Ganesha, but they have also learnt different geometrical shapes while preparing the idol of the deity. Revati Warkledkar ...

Thane: The Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) has launched an eco-conscious initiative titled ‘My Home, My Ganesha’ ahead of the upcoming Ganesh festival. As part of the campaign, workshops are being ...

The festive spirit on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi now reigning in the pilgrimage towns of Haridwar and Rishikesh, the rishikumars (students) of Veerpur, Parmarth Niketan have made eco-friendly ...

Many school and college managements on Tuesday organised competitions for the students in making clay Ganesh idols in a bid to enlighten them on the need to protect the environment. Students made ...

Vinayaka Chavithi is that time of the year when Hyderabad sees a splash of culture, colour and clay. Even as colourful Ganesha idols made of Plaster of Paris (PoP) throng the market, the number of ...

Ganesh Chaturthi entered its fifth day on Wednesday, and five more days remain until the grand celebrations end on 16 September. While major pandals in big cities celebrate with huge idols, for many, ...

Hyderabad: Hundreds of Ganesha idols makers are in deep worry because incessant rains in the city and across Telangana has led to non-availability of clay, a key raw material, hampering their work.