Celebrations go green for Ganesh Chaturthi

A look at some of the measures taken by different cities in India to make this Ganesh Chaturti an environment-friendly festival.

September 16, 2015 10:22 pm | Updated 10:39 pm IST

It’s a positive trend to see several families opting for the eco-friendly idols. Many steps are being taken to save the oceans this year. Awareness is being spread through self-help groups.

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