Tissue paper Ganesh idol dissolves under sprinklers in 30 minutes
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A tissue paper Ganesh idol was dissolved using a sprinkler system in Mumbai to promote environmental sustainability.
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- A Ganesh idol made of tissue paper was dissolved using a sprinkler system as part of an environmental initiative.
- The process took between 30 and 45 minutes to complete.
- This method serves as an alternative to traditional immersion practices to reduce ecological impact.
- The initiative reflects a growing trend in the community toward adopting sustainable celebration methods.
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Rajesh Mayekar
Moortikar
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“emphasizing responsibility during immersion festivities.”
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…was immersed using a sprinkler system to mitigate environmental impact. The process allowed the idol to dissolve within 30 to 45 minutes, promoting sustainability. Moortikar Rajesh Mayekar spearheaded the initiative, emphasizing responsibility during immersion festivities. This innovative approach follows the mandal's history of environmentally friendly practices, including using artificial immersion tanks. The community is pleased with this ecological advancement in their celebrations.…
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