Ganpati Murti made with Cooking Materials in Jamnagar. Watch eco-friendly Ganpati this year on Ganesh Mahotsav.

KEY POINTS : 

• Ganpati Murti with cooking materials.
• Prepared in Ganesh Pandal giving public awareness message to prevent atrocities on animals.
• A family of 6 elephants and a rat will be the centre of attraction
• Dagadu Seth Public Ganesh Mahotsav has set a record five times.
• Dagdusheth Ganapati Festival has also found a place in the Guinness Book of World Records.

Public Ganeshotsav near Bedi Gate in Jamnagar city celebrated for the last 25 years. With this festival they try to give various types of messages every year on Ganeshotsav. The pandal is build gives message of a social, patriotic environment.

An idol that conveys a different message seen every year. The Dagdusheth Ganapati Public Festival has also found a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. Deva Dagdusheth Ganapati Public Ganeshotsav This year statue of Ganesha from all the materials used in the kitchen.

Every year, many Ganesha devotees visit Dagdusheth Ganapati’s pandal in Kadiya Var near the Bedi Gate area of ​​the city. An idol that conveys a different message is shown in the pandal every year. The idol of Ganesha comes with many social messages like environmental protection, health, save Betty, patriotism and education and much more.

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This year cooking utensils on paper figurines such as cumin 2 kg, rye 1.5 kg, coriander 2.5 kg, almonds 1 kg, pepper 500 g, cinnamon 250 g, cloves 500 g, cardamom 500 g. As a result, the work of making a five-foot idol of Ganesha is nearing completion using 250 gms of tamal leaves, 2 kg of red chillies, 1.5 kg of turmeric, 200 gms of asafoetida, 250 gms of fenugreek, 1 kg of salt, 1.5 kg of sorghum, 200 gms of kokum etc.

The weight of the idol is 22 kg:

 Putha and paper powder used in making the idol. The idol of Ganapati will weigh 22 kg. The theme is being done in the rat and pandal along with the idol of Ganapatiji. It will have a family of 6 elephants, big and small, which will provide an example to the people for awareness.

Earlier, five records were set.

In 2012, during the Ganpati Utsav, the Eight Wonders Group registered the name in the Guinness Book of World Records for five consecutive years. The group made 145 kg of mega bhakri in 2012, 1,11,111 laddu in 2013, 51.6 feet of agarbatti in 2014, 2766 sq. Ft