Beats of ‘dhol-tasha’ rings the air as immersion processions of Ganesh idols begin amid rains in Maharashtra

On Saturday, September 6, 2025, while the streets of Mumbai were throne, ‘Dhol-Tasha’ rhythms played in the air, while the last and last day of the 10-day Ganpathy festival, Anant Chaturdashi dare to rain for the immersion of Ganesh Idols.

Since Lord Ganesh’s beautiful deck idols started his last journey, the roads were full of people who joined Visarjan wedding ring.

Colorful ‘Rangolis’, although a part of the city has witnessed light and moderate shower since the morning, the regiments were drawn to roads expected to pass.

In Lalbaug in the center of Mumbai, Lalbaug began with the immersion of the idols of the idols of the regiment, Ganesh Gully and a few other latch idols.

Global idoller, “Ganpathy Bapp Morya, Pudhchya Varshi Lavar ya” in the middle of the loud manifestations appeared in the pandas.

Famous Lalbaugcha Raja’s procession, which attracted big crowds at the 10 -day festival, had not yet started because the final preparations continued and Idol Girgaon would enter Chowpatty.

Thousands of people gathered along the streets of Lalbaug to say goodbye to the streets of Lalbaug and to the beloved god, to witness live regiments full of prayers and music, dance and celebration of the gulal clouds.

The crowds mounted in the traditional “Pushpvrishti” (Flower Shower) in the Ganpathy idols Shroff Building in Lalaug. Many of them had already listed both sides of the roads, patiently waiting for a look and waiting for the respected idols to look for Darshan.

People were also listed along the main road to Girgaon Chowpatty, where most of the leading idols from Fort, Girgaon, Mazgaon, Byculla, Dadar, Matunga, Sion, Chembur and other fields will take place in dipping processes.

Dalgation process starts with ‘Manche Ganpathy’ in PUNE

The immersion regiments of Ganesh idols began with the first ‘Manchash’ (elite and respected) idol of Kasba Ganesh Mandal in Anant Chaturdashi on the last day of the 10 -day festival in Pune.

Maharashtra Deputy Prime Minister Ajit Pawar, Civil Aviation State Minister Murlidhar Mohol and Minister Chandrakant Patil joined the regiment of Kasba Ganpati, who began between the sounds of ‘DHOL Tasha’ in the morning.

Pune police had published a detailed time schedule for the dipping procession, and urged the manases of all ‘Manche Ganpathy’ idols to end up in time and ensure that they do not reach until the next day.

A beautiful decorated Palanquin, which was decorated with flowers and carries the idol of Kasba Ganpathi, was welcomed by Pawar, Mohol and Patil before setting out for the regiment.

Speaking with reporters, Mohol said, “This year the pegs decided to start the regiments early. I’m sure I’m sure we can finish them in a record time.” He said. Other four Manche Ganapati – Tambadi Jogeshwari, Guruji Talim, Tulshibaug and Kesriwada Mandals – began their regiments.