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Eco-Friendly Clay Ganesha Idols Distributed Ahead of Vinayaka Chavithi
People in Nizamabad were given Ganesha idols made from natural clay.
The distribution happened before the Vinayaka Chavithi festival.
The Helping Hearts Foundation organized the event.
Additional Collector Bhujanga Rao handed out the idols.
Clay idols are considered safer for nature.
Plaster of Paris idols and chemical colors can pollute water bodies.
Government agencies are also giving out free clay idols.
People were asked to choose the eco-friendly option.
Eco-friendly clay Ganesha idols were distributed at the Nizamabad Collectorate on Friday.
The event was organized by the Helping Hearts Foundation.
Additional Collector Bhujanga Rao distributed the idols to residents.
The initiative aims to discourage the use of Plaster of Paris idols and chemical dyes.
Officials said clay idols can help protect local water bodies from pollution.
- Who
- The Helping Hearts Foundation, Additional Collector Bhujanga Rao, and state agencies were involved.
- What
- Eco-friendly clay Ganesha idols were distributed free of charge.
- Where
- At the Collectorate in Nizamabad.
- When
- On Friday, ahead of the Vinayaka Chavithi celebrations.
- Why
- To promote environmental preservation and reduce pollution from Plaster of Paris idols and chemical dyes.
Key facts
- Event
- Distribution of eco-friendly clay Ganesha idols
- Location
- Collectorate, Nizamabad
- Organizer
- Helping Hearts Foundation
- Official involved
- Additional Collector Bhujanga Rao
- Environmental concern
- Pollution of local water bodies
- Alternative promoted
- Clay idols instead of Plaster of Paris idols and chemical dyes










