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Three stabbed at Ganesha procession in Belagavi
BELAGAVI: Three persons were stabbed by a trio during a Ganesha idol immersion procession in Belagavi on Tuesday night.Belagavi Police Commissioner Iada Martin
Tragic Drowning During Ganesha Idol Immersion Claims Three Lives
Three individuals, including a father and son, tragically drowned during a Ganesha idol immersion ceremony at Ranganahatti Lake in Turuvekere taluk. The victims were identified, and authorities have initiated an investigation into the incident.
Ganesha idols procession to immersion in Mumbai as festival ends in India
Thousands of devotees dance in celebration as they take gigantic Ganesha idols on a colorful procession down the streets of Mumbai to the Arabian sea for immersion to mark the last day of a 11-day-long Ganesh Chaturthi festival celebrating the elephant God.
Over 37,000 idols immersed in Mumbai as Ganesh festival draws to a close
Smooth immersion processions in Mumbai as devotees bid farewell to Lord Ganesh, with over 37,000 idols immersed in water bodies.
Mumbai News Live Updates: Lalbaugcha Raja draws thousands as Ganesh festival concludes
Devotees lined the streets of Lalbaug, celebrating the event as processions make their way towards immersion sites across the city and Maharashtra.
More than 19,000 idols immersed in Mumbai on final day of Ganesh festival
More than 19,000 Ganesh idols were immersed in Mumbai on Tuesday as devotees in the city and rest of Maharashtra bid farewell to their beloved elephant-headed deity at the end of the state's favorite
Mumbai sculptor makes unique chocolate Ganesh idol for a social cause
In our Good News segment, watch the story of a Mumbai-based chocolate sculptor who has crafted edible Ganpati idols for this year's Ganesh utsav.
Ganesh Visarjan: People bid farewell to Ganpati, more than 7,500 idols immersed in Mumbai
The Ganesh Chaturthi festival, which concluded today with Anant Chaturdashi, saw processions of people immersing the Ganesh idol in water across the country
S’mogga Ganesha idol immersion procession passes off peacefully
Shivamogga: The authorities and residents heaved a sigh of relief on Tuesday as the immersion procession of the Ganesha idol installed by the Hindu Ma.
Dancing, drums and rituals: with zeal and joy, India celebrates Hindu festival Ganesh Chaturthi
Huge swarms of devotees gathered across India this month to celebrate the Hindu festival Ganesh Chaturthi, marking the birth ...
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Huge crowd of Hindu faithful celebrates birthday of elephant-headed god Ganesha
Tens of thousands of devotees gathered in Mumbai on Tuesday to bid farewell to the Hindu god Ganesha after a ten-day festival ...
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11 countries that worship Ganesha in different forms
Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, is worshipped globally in different forms, with each culture adding its own unique twist ...
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Ganesha Puja: Different Regions Had Different Ways
HYDERABAD: Vinayaka Chavithi, or Ganesha Chaturthi, has evolved significantly. As documented in the ‘Census of India, Fairs ...
Indians celebrate the birthday of elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha
A large idol of the elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha sat in the back of an open truck traveling along a busy Mumbai street, ...
Rowland High School vs. Ganesha High School Football Live Stream, TV Info - Thursday, September 19
Find out how to live stream the Rowland High School vs. Ganesha High School football game on September 19, with start time ...
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Ganesha Immersion Picked Pace by Evening
Decked up cars with Ganesha idols on the bonnet, groups and families in colour coordinated traditional attire, teen mar ...
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Guess How Tall Hyderabad's Lord Ganesha Is?
At 70 feet, Hyderabad's Khairatabad Ganesha is one of the tallest Lord Ganesha installations this year. Rediff reader ...
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Lord Ganesha, a god whom both young and old adore
Perhaps the most endearing thing about Ganesha is his easy accessibility. He does not ask for grand temples or rituals. He is there for you under a tree, in a simple roadside shrine and on your desk ...