Archive · 13 Sep 2026
Jagtial Press Club Promotes Eco-Friendly Ganesh Celebration With Clay Idol
The Jagtial Press Club held a Ganesh celebration in Jagtial.
They used an idol made from clay.
Journalists carried the idol in a procession to the Press Club.
The event took place on Sunday.
Press Club leaders and other journalists joined the programme.
The organisers wanted people to celebrate Ganesh festivals in a way that is safer for nature.
They also encouraged people to protect water bodies when idols are immersed.
This can help reduce harm to the environment.
The Jagtial Town Press Club organised a Ganesh Agaman programme on Sunday.
A clay Ganesh idol was brought to the Press Club in a procession.
Journalists and members of the press fraternity participated in the procession and programme.
The event was led by president Ellala Rajender Reddy and general secretary Kandukuri Shashidhar Reddy.
Organisers promoted eco-friendly celebrations and urged protection of water bodies during immersion.
- Who
- The Jagtial Town Press Club, affiliated with the Indian Journalists Union, along with journalists and press fraternity members.
- What
- A Ganesh Agaman programme featuring a clay idol and an awareness message about eco-friendly celebrations.
- When
- Sunday; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Where
- The Jagtial Press Club premises in Jagtial town.
- Why
- To encourage environment-friendly Ganesh celebrations and raise awareness about protecting water bodies during immersion.
- Organiser
- Jagtial Town Press Club
- Affiliation
- Indian Journalists Union (IJU)
- Programme
- Ganesh Agaman
- Idol material
- Clay
- Leadership
- President Ellala Rajender Reddy and general secretary Kandukuri Shashidhar Reddy
- Environmental focus
- Promoting eco-friendly celebrations and protecting water bodies during immersion