Archive · 17 Aug 2025
Eco-Friendly Ganesha Idols Presented to Devotees
As Ganesh Chaturthi nears, people are preparing to celebrate.
Former MP Joginapally Santosh Kumar and actor Nara Rohith presented eco-friendly Seed Ganesha idols.
These idols, made from clay and embedded with seeds, will be given to many.
After the festival, the idols can be put in soil, so the seeds can grow into trees.
This is a way to celebrate while also helping the environment.
Eco-friendly Seed Ganesha idols were unveiled by Joginapally Santosh Kumar and Nara Rohith.
The idols were presented to devotees and temple staff at Swarna Giri Temple.
5,000 Seed Ganesha idols will be distributed free of charge to children, families, and visitors.
The idols are made from natural clay, cocopeat, and coco powder, embedded with seeds.
After rituals, idols can be immersed, allowing seeds to sprout into saplings.
- Who
- Joginapally Santosh Kumar and Nara Rohith, devotees, children, families, and visitors.
- What
- Distribution of eco-friendly Seed Ganesha idols.
- When
- As Ganesh Chaturthi nears.
- Where
- Swarna Giri Temple and public spaces.
- Why
- To promote tradition, environmental conservation and celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi.
Traditional Practices
Environmental Conservation
Materials Used
Traditional Practices
Traditional idol-making practices
Environmental Conservation
Eco-friendly initiatives
- Event
- Ganesh Chaturthi
- Idol Type
- Eco-friendly Seed Ganesha
- Materials
- Natural clay, cocopeat, coco powder, seeds
- Distribution
- 5,000 idols free of charge
- Initiators
- Joginapally Santosh Kumar, Nara Rohith
- Seed Types
- Neem and Tamarind
