Archive · 17 Sep 2026
Lalbaugcha Raja Donations Cross ₹1.37 Crore In Two Days
Lalbaugcha Raja is a famous Ganesh festival shrine in Mumbai.
People visiting it gave money during the first two days of the festival.
They donated ₹48.50 lakh on the first day.
On the second day, they donated ₹88.90 lakh.
Together, the cash donations crossed ₹1.37 crore.
Visitors also offered gold and silver.
The gold and silver offerings were larger on the second day.
The collection may increase because many more devotees are expected to visit.
Lalbaugcha Raja collected ₹48.50 lakh in cash on September 15, the first day of Ganeshotsav.
Cash donations rose to ₹88.90 lakh on September 16, the festival’s second day.
The two-day cash collection crossed ₹1.37 crore, excluding gold and silver offerings.
Devotees donated 66.770 grams of gold and 2,806 grams of silver on the first day.
Second-day offerings included 226.120 grams of gold and 5,516 grams of silver.
- Who
- Devotees visiting the Lalbaugcha Raja pandal.
- What
- They donated more than ₹1.37 crore in cash over two days, along with gold and silver.
- When
- September 15 and 16, during the ongoing Ganeshotsav.
- Where
- The Lalbaugcha Raja pandal in Mumbai.
- Why
- Devotees made offerings during the Ganesh festival.
- First-day cash collection
- ₹48.50 lakh on September 15
- Second-day cash collection
- ₹88.90 lakh on September 16
- Two-day cash total
- More than ₹1.37 crore
- First-day offerings
- 66.770 grams of gold and 2,806 grams of silver
- Second-day offerings
- 226.120 grams of gold and 5,516 grams of silver
- Collection sources
- Stage Donation Box and Rang Donation Box