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This year Bappa has a chakra in his hand, an attractive crown on his head and is wearing a purple dhoti. Seeing the grandeur and beauty of this form, a wave of devotional enthusiasm has run in the pandal.
First look of Lalbaugcha Raja
Mumbai: The first glimpse of Lalbaugcha Raja 2025 has come out, in which the grand and majestic idol of Ganesha can be seen. Ganesh Chaturthi is on 27th August, but this first glimpse of Lalbaugcha Raja of Maharashtra has mesmerized the hearts of devotees. Every year on this occasion, lakhs of devotees come here to visit.
This year Bappa has a chakra in his hand, an attractive crown on his head and is wearing a purple dhoti. Seeing the grandeur and beauty of this form, a wave of devotional enthusiasm has run in the pandal.
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This time there is a special design on the dupatta of the king, which has the shape of a conch and Lord Balaji's tilak, which is a symbol of deep devotion to Lord Vishnu. It is believed that this tilak made of white sandalwood and red kumkum represents the sacred nadis Ida and Pingla of Lord Vishnu.
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This year the mandap has been decorated on the theme of Lord Tirupati Balaji, which appears grand and attractive like a golden palace. It is specially designed.
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A grand idol of Lalbaugcha Raja is installed here every year since 1934. Mumbai's famous Lalbaugcha Raja Ganesh Mandal will organize its 92nd Ganeshotsav this year.
Mumbai's Lalbaug area was earlier considered a fishermen's colony. The local people here had been demanding a permanent market for a long time, but it could not be fulfilled. After unsuccessful attempts, these workers and local people together installed the idol of Ganpati Bappa here for the first time and asked for a wish from him, which was fulfilled.
The fragrance of religious fervour and devotion of Ganesh Chaturthi is flowing across the Nation. The festival celebrations begin on Wednesday 27 August to last for 10 days. According to Hinduism, Lord Ganesha is worshipped for ten days in a ritualistic manner. The day on which he is immersed at the end of the puja is considered the most auspicious day as the blessings of Ganesha are received on this day. Therefore, devotees bid farewell to Ganesha with great pomp on this day. This year, according to the Panchang, Ganpati Visarjan will take place on September 6.
