Works on 72-ft tall clay Ganesh idol begin in Vij
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Vijayawada: Preparations have begun for making the 72-foot-tall clay Ganesh idol under the auspices of Dundi Ganesh Seva Samiti for the upcoming Vinayaka Chaturthi celebrations in Vijayawada city.
Kesineni Venkat, son of Vijayawada MP Kesineni Sivanath, along with cine actor Suman and Dundi Ganesh Seva Samiti founder and Aryavysya Development Corporation Chairman Dundi Rakesh, initiated the work by performing a groundbreaking ceremony and offering special prayers. The event was held at the Labour Colony grounds adjacent to the Vidyadharapuram bus depot in One Town, Vijayawada.
Speaking on the occasion, Kesineni Venkat said that it is a blessing for the people of Vijayawada, as the tallest clay Ganesh idol is being set up in the city in the Amaravati capital region. He emphasized the need to worship clay Ganesh idols to protect the environment.
Dundi Ganesh Seva Samiti founder Rakesh said that they have been celebrating Vinayaka Chaturthi in a grand manner by installing tall Ganesh idol for the past four years.
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