In Pics: Mumbai's Magnificent & Iconic Ganesha Pandals!!
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GSB Seva Mandal at King's Circle is hosting two major havans for the nation, augmenting their jewelry with 250gm of gold and their naivadya bhog patra utensils with 30 kg of silver.
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Mumbaicha Raja by Ganeshgalli celebrates its 96th year with a majestic 22-foot idol. They're crafting a 40-foot tall, 150-foot long replica of Raigad Fort, with a dedicated team of 3,500 volunteers.
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Lalbaugcha Raja, an iconic Mumbai pandal in its 90th year, has taken extensive security measures. They've deployed 250 CCTV cameras, metal detectors, baggage scanners, and a team of 5,000 volunteers, in addition to guards, police, and firefighters, ensuring safety for the multitude of visitors during all 11 days.
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Khetwadi Cha Lambodara from Mumbai’s Khetwadi has one of the tallest Ganpati idols in the city at 45 feet. In its 62nd year, the idol this year depicts an avatar of Indra Dev.
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The Shree Sarvajanik Ganeshutsav Sanstha at Keshavji Naik Chawl, Girgaon, Mumbai, marks 131 years of festivities as the city's oldest Ganpati mandal. It preserves tradition without loudspeakers, established by Lokmanya Tilak in 1893, with two-foot-high idols crafted by Rajendra More, a third-generation artist.
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