Archive · 20 Sep 2026
Supreme Court-Themed Eco-Friendly Ganesh Idol Draws Devotees in Warangal
A group in Warangal made a special Ganesh idol this year.
They designed it to look like the Supreme Court of India.
They named it “Nyayamurti Ganapathi,” which means a judge-like form of Ganesh.
Many people are visiting the decorated pandal.
The group planned the idea three months before building it.
The idol took one month to make, and the set took another 15 to 20 days.
The organizers believe Ganesh represents fairness and justice.
They made the idol from natural clay instead of Plaster of Paris to help protect the environment.
The Veda Ganapathi Youth Association installed the Supreme Court-themed “Nyayamurti Ganapathi” idol in Ramannapet, Warangal district.
The pandal is decorated to resemble the Supreme Court of India and has attracted many devotees.
The idol was planned over three months, crafted in one month, and assembled with a themed set over 15 to 20 days.
Organizers said the idol represents Lord Ganesh as an ultimate symbol of justice and judgment.
The idol is made from natural clay, continuing the association’s shift away from Plaster of Paris over the past three years.
- Who
- The Veda Ganapathi Youth Association, including member Lingam Hemanth, installed the idol.
- What
- An eco-friendly Ganesh idol themed around the Supreme Court was installed and displayed.
- When
- This year; the specific date is not stated.
- Where
- Ramannapet in Warangal district, Telangana, with the report datelined Hyderabad.
- Why
- Organizers chose the theme to represent Lord Ganesh as an ultimate symbol of justice and judgment, while using natural clay to make the idol eco-friendly.
- Idol name
- Nyayamurti Ganapathi
- Installing organization
- Veda Ganapathi Youth Association
- Location
- Ramannapet, Warangal district
- Theme
- Supreme Court of India and judiciary
- Planning period
- Three months
- Construction time
- One month for the idol and about 15 to 20 days for the set
- Material
- Natural clay, not Plaster of Paris