Sudhir N Dalvi
3 years 11 months ago
Festivals are fun - decorate home, dress well, special diet, party with friends & family, travel and more. Joy of FESTIVITY multiply by sharing with neighbors, relatives and more. But mass public assemblies celebrating religious festivals brings challenges in traffic management, crime control, cleaning roads & neighborhoods etc
Ganesh Utsav - Once used to unite Indians against British rule, this spectacular 10-day party sees millions of people around the world take to the streets. Campaigns have cropped up aiming to encourage the use of eco-friendly Ganesh idols. Festivals are to be celebrated to bring the community together and celebrate in harmony. It is not about whose Pandal has the best decoration, murti or best attendance.
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