Thank you, Dear Readers, for sharing your pictures of Lord Ganesha.
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Govinda Narsale visits Altamount Road Cha Raja in south Mumbai, where the Young Star Committee has been celebrating Ganeshotsav for 57 years.

Sunil Narsale, who lives in Altamont Road, shares a picture of his beloved Lord Ganesha; his family has been bringing Bappa home for 37 years.

Shubham Nagle, from Dombivali in Thane, shares a picture of his eco-friendly Lord Ganesha.

And that's the decoration he has created for his Gajanana.

Shubham also shares this picture of the Lord Ganesha installed in his society; the decor takes inspiration from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Meghdambari (the decorative, domed canopy that houses Shivaji Maharaj's statue).
Inspired by the historic Raigad fort, the society's youngsters have creatively crafted it from cardboard.

Bakulesh Trivedi from Borivali, north west Mumbai, celebrates an eco-friendly Ganeshotsav; he believes in enjoying the festivities without harming the environment.
Dear readers, how are you celebrating the festival?
Will you be bringing Lord Ganesha home or visiting Him at the residence of your family and friends?
Send us photographs of your favourite Lord Ganeshas. Tell us a bit about the celebrations.
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