The Ganesh Chaturthi festival, which concluded today with Anant Chaturdashi, saw processions of people immersing the Ganesh idol in water across the country

Around 2.1 lakh Ganesh idols were immersed in Mumbai over 11 days, with over 37,000 on the final day. Beginning on September 7 and ending on September 17, the festival saw idols immersed in various water bodies to avoid pollution.

A BMC official said the final stage of Ganesh idol immersions is underway and processions of big samitis, including Lalbaugcha Raja, are complete.

Smooth immersion processions in Mumbai as devotees bid farewell to Lord Ganesh, with over 37,000 idols immersed in water bodies.

On Anant Chaturdashi, the Ganesh visarjan in Mumbai was quiet and orderly with 675 idols immersed by noon, according to officials.

According to data furnished by Mumbai-based NGO Awaaz Foundation, the highest level of noise in a Ganesh Visarjan procession was recorded at 115 dB around 12.22 am on Tuesday near Opera House.

Over 37,000 idols of Lord Ganesh and Goddess Gauri were immersed in Mumbai's water bodies as devotees concluded the festival. The processions, which started Tuesday, went smoothly with significant security measures.

As Ganesh Chaturthi 2024 comes to a poignant close, Mumbaikars have bid farewell to Bappa. The 10 day-long celebrations culminated with the final immersion of M

Mumbai: Maharashtra's most cherised Ganeshotsav concluded on Tuesday with the 10-day Ganpati visarjans. The state witnessed grand processions with thousands of people flooding the streets to bid farewell to their beloved Bappa.