Devotees bring Ganesha idol to puja pandal in Nagpur

Devotees in Nagpur carry a Lord Ganesha idol to a puja pandal on 14 September 2026, as the city joins Maharashtra in welcoming the elephant headed deity on the first day of Ganesh Chaturthi.

Families in Nagpur carry a Lord Ganesha idol to their homes on 14 September 2026, honouring the tradition of welcoming the deity during Ganesh Chaturthi — a ten day festival observed across Maharashtra.

Streets of Nagpur filled with devotees carrying Lord Ganesha idols on 14 September 2026, as households across the city began Ganesh Chaturthi worship — a festival that draws millions of participants across Maharashtra each year.

Community puja pandals in Nagpur received Lord Ganesha idols on 14 September 2026, as the city observed the opening day of Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 with traditional rituals and public celebrations across Maharashtra.