In Brief
- 25,000 students collaborated to create the ‘Green Ganesh’ in Guntur.
- The event highlights eco-friendly Ganesh celebrations in India.
- Special attractions included sand and clay Ganesha idols.
- A painting of Lord Ganesha was displayed at the stadium.
Guntur became a world record-holder when 25,000 students united to create the ‘Green Ganesh’, promoting eco-friendly Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. The event took place in a stadium that hosted various displays, including a sand idol and a clay idol of Lord Ganesha. A painting depicting the deity was also exhibited to complement the green initiative.
This collaborative effort was intended to raise awareness about environmental conservation during festivals. The students' participation underlined the importance of eco-conscious practices in one of India’s most widely celebrated religious events.
The organisers stated that encouraging eco-friendly Ganesh idols helps reduce pollution caused by traditional celebrations. This world record aims to inspire similar initiatives nationwide, supporting sustainable cultural festivities.
