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Navi Mumbai’s third community workshop sees 100 families make green Ganpati idols

Kids get their hands dirty to make eco-friendly Ganpati idols as families come together for third edition of community workshop

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Participants receive certificates and prizes at the art workshop

Participants receive certificates and prizes at the art workshop

What began as a necessity during the COVID-19 pandemic has now turned into a cherished Ganesh Chaturthi tradition for more than 100 families in Navi Mumbai, with children getting their hands dirty to make their own eco-friendly Bappa. Instead of simply bringing home a ready-made idol, the families created their own “green” Bappa.

Families from the NRI complex and surrounding areas came together for the third edition of a community workshop where children, along with their parents and grandparents, made Ganpati idols using Shaddu mitti (natural clay). 

For the latest Ganeshotsav 2026 news and updates, including Mumbai’s Ganpati celebrations, mandals, darshan, and festivities, follow Mid-Day's Ganeshotsav 2026 Coverage.

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