Archive · 27 Sep 2026
Ganesh Laddu Auctions in Nizamabad Showcase Communal Harmony
People in villages near Nizamabad hold auctions for special laddus during Ganesh Chaturthi.
The laddus come from Ganesh celebrations.
People from different religions joined the auctions.
A farmer named Shadul bought one for ₹32,116.
A reporter named Taher bought another for ₹11,111.
Local residents were happy that everyone took part together.
They said the auctions helped people feel united and friendly.
Organisers later honoured the people who won the auctions.
Ganesh laddu auctions in Rudruru mandal have attracted participants from different religious communities.
Farmer Shadul won the laddu auction at Raikur Camp village for ₹32,116 on Friday.
Reporter Taher secured a laddu from the Lakshmi Ganapathi temple in Rudruru for ₹11,111.
Locals praised the auctions as examples of unity, brotherhood and community participation.
Organisers said the Ganesh Chaturthi events strengthened social bonds and showed that faith need not divide communities.
- Who
- People from different religious communities, including farmer Shadul and reporter Taher, participated in the auctions.
- What
- Traditional Ganesh laddu auctions promoted community participation and communal harmony.
- When
- The auctions were held on Friday as part of annual Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations.
- Where
- Raikur Camp village and the Lakshmi Ganapathi temple in Rudruru mandal, Nizamabad district.
- Why
- The events provided a shared community activity and were viewed as strengthening unity and social bonds.
- Shadul's winning bid
- ₹32,116 at Raikur Camp village
- Taher's winning bid
- ₹11,111 at the Lakshmi Ganapathi temple in Rudruru
- Event
- Annual Ganesh laddu auctions
- Festival
- Ganesh Chaturthi
- Location
- Rudruru mandal, Nizamabad district
- Community response
- Locals praised the auctions for promoting unity and brotherhood