Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Police Support Eco-Friendly Ganesh Celebrations in MBNR
The Mahabubnagar District Police have promised to help with a campaign called 'Go Green – Save Environment, Clay Ganesh.'
This campaign wants people to use clay idols instead of Plaster of Paris (POP) idols during the Ganesh Chaturthi festival.
The police think it's important to protect the environment, and they will help spread the word.
The campaign leaders want to teach people, especially young ones, that POP idols are bad for lakes and rivers.
They hope everyone will choose clay idols to keep the environment clean.
Mahabubnagar District Police support the 'Go Green – Save Environment, Clay Ganesh' campaign.
The campaign aims to promote eco-friendly clay Ganesh idols during Ganesh Chaturthi.
Plaster of Paris (POP) idols cause severe pollution to water bodies.
The police will help spread awareness about the environmental hazards of POP idols.
The campaign targets educating the youth about the benefits of using clay idols.
- Who
- Mahabubnagar District Police, Janaki (SP), A Sanjeev Mudiraj (DCC President)
- What
- Support for eco-friendly Ganesh celebrations
- When
- Monday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Mahabubnagar District
- Why
- To promote environmental protection and awareness about the use of clay Ganesh idols
Environmental Protection
Traditional Practices
Use of Clay Idols
Environmental Protection
Clay idols are eco-friendly and do not pollute water bodies.
Traditional Practices
Some traditionalists may prefer Plaster of Paris (POP) idols for their aesthetic appeal and durability.
- Location
- Mahabubnagar District
- Initiative
- Go Green – Save Environment, Clay Ganesh
- Key Figures
- Janaki (SP), A Sanjeev Mudiraj (DCC President)
- Event
- Ganesh Chaturthi Festival
- Environmental Hazard
- Plaster of Paris (POP) idols cause severe pollution