Archive · 12 Sep 2026
Bengaluru Arranges Tanks and Lakes for Ganesh Immersion
Bengaluru is preparing places for people to immerse Ganesh idols after the festival.
There will be 42 lake premises or temporary tanks for immersion.
The city has also provided 659 mobile tanks.
These mobile tanks are placed in different wards to make immersion easier.
Bengaluru’s five city corporations are sharing the arrangements.
People can visit single-window centres to get permission to install idols.
Nodal officers will help guide residents.
Details are available through a QR code and the Greater Bengaluru Authority website.
Bengaluru has prepared 42 lake premises or temporary immersion tanks for Ganesh idols.
Authorities have deployed 659 ward-wise mobile tanks across the city’s five corporations.
The Greater Bengaluru Authority established 122 single-window centres for idol-installation permissions.
Nodal officers will guide residents and oversee idol installation and immersion arrangements.
Residents can find locations and other details through a QR code or the Greater Bengaluru Authority website.
- Who
- The Greater Bengaluru Authority and Bengaluru’s five city corporations organized the arrangements.
- What
- Authorities arranged 42 lake premises or temporary immersion tanks, 659 mobile tanks, and 122 single-window centres.
- When
- The arrangements were announced on September 12 for the Ganesh Chaturthi festival.
- Where
- Across Bengaluru’s West, Central, East, North, and South city corporations.
- Why
- To facilitate Ganesh idol installation and convenient immersion during the festival.
- Lake premises or temporary tanks
- 42
- Mobile tanks
- 659
- Single-window centres
- 122
- Corporations covered
- Five Bengaluru city corporations
- Most mobile tanks
- West Corporation, with 161
- Most immersion tanks
- East Corporation, with 14
- Public information access
- QR code and the Ganesh immersion link on the Greater Bengaluru Authority website