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Ganesh Chaturthi | 5 most popular Ganesh idols in Mumbai | 5 Must visit Ganesh Mandals in Mumbai

Wednesday, September 15th, 2010

1) Lalbaugcha Raja : Mumbai’s most famous Ganesh Murti. This year the decoration is the look of a king’s durbar (court).  Nobody misses Lalbaugcha Raja’s on Ganesh Chaturthi in Mumbai.  Lalbaugcha Raja mandal draws millions of devotees on Ganesh Chaturthi. At : Lalbaug. Walking distance from Lower Parel, Curry Road, and Chinchpolki stations.

2) Ganesh Galli : Very close to Lalbaughcha Raja, this Ganesh mandal is famous for having grand new themes every year. This year, the decoration resembles Mysore’s Chamundeshwari Temple.  At: Parel. Walking distance from Lower Parel and Curry Road stations.

3) Khetwadicha Raja : A must see Ganesh Idol with intricate gold and diamond work, and with tusks of pure gold. Its decoration of the set is modeled to recreate heaven. At : 12th Lane Kehetwadi. A short walk from Grant Road East station.

4) GSB Seva : This is Mumbai’s gold Ganesh. This 20 foot Ganesh Murti is adorned in 61 kilograms of pure gold, 350 kilograms of silver. You may visit this Ganesh Mandal from Ganesh Chatuthi to Gauri Visarjan.  At : G.S.B. Sports Club Ground, Near S.N.D.T. Women’s College, R. A. Kidwai Road, King’s Circle.

5) Chandanwadi : You cant miss this tallest Ganesh Murti in Mumbai on this GAnesh Chaturthi. This Ganesh Idol is standing 23 feet tall, is accompanied by an eagle. At: Kalbadevi. Near Marine Lines station.

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Ganesh Chaturthi | Ghanesh Chaturthi Celebrations | Times Green Ganesha

Thursday, August 26th, 2010

Ganesh Chaturthi

Times Green Ganesha
The lord has spoken. The only proof of devotion that he wants from you is your prayers; and not the noise, pollution and showoff. So, this Ganeshotsav, go ‘green’ and be rewared wuth the lord’s blessings and awards.

It’s time to say ‘Sree Ganesha’ to a celebration that actually celebrates all the goodness in the world and be the ones who actually choose to care about what HE might wish for.

Lets do away with over load of the non-recyclable decorations, the crowding, the noise. Whether it is the eco-friendly decor or the practice of waste management & control methods, you can now ensure the blessings of the good Lord are with you along with the prestige of being the most eco- friendly Green Ganesha celebration in the city.

We invite to make this Ganeshotsav larger than life. Whether you are an NGO, a Citizen Group, a Ganesh Mandal or even a volunteer who wishes to make that change, do join us in making this movement a success.

Upload your Eco-friendly celebration pictures at www.timesgreenganesha.com or/and Register your eco friendly Ganesha Celebration for awards* in category of :
- Home Ganesh Utsav
- Society / Complex Ganesh Pandal
- Sarvajanik Ganesh Mandal

For more details SMS: to 58888
Help line : 022-40747481 / 82 / 83 /84.
Email us on: timesgreenganesha@gmail.com

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List of Hindu Festivals 2010 | Festivals in 2010

Thursday, February 11th, 2010

Here is a list of Hindu Festivals in 2010

Thursday 14 January – Makar Sankrant

Wednesday 20 January – Vasant Panchami

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Friday 12 February – Mahashivratri

Sunday 28 February – Holi

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Monday 1 March – Rangpanchami

Wednesday 24 March – Swaminarayan Jayanti, Rama Navami

Tuesday 30 March – Hanuman Jayanti

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Tuesday 24 August – Raksha Bandhan

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Thursday 2 September – Janmashtami – Krishna Jayanti

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Friday 8 October – Navaratri (start)

Sunday 17 October – Dussera

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Friday 5 November – Diwali

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Kala Ghoda Festival 2010 | Kala Ghoda Arts Festival | The Times of India Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2010

Friday, February 5th, 2010

Kala Ghoda Festival | Kala Ghoda arts festival | kala Ghoda festival 2010 | Kala Ghoda festival dates

The Times of India Kala Ghoda Arts Festival

Kala Ghoda Arts Festival Dates : 6-14 February 2010

The Kala Ghoda Arts Festival is an annual festival, usually around nine days long, held in late January or early February, in the Kala Ghoda area of South Mumbai, India.

From its inception in 1999, the  Kala Ghoda Arts Festival has grown in stature and popularity, attracting visitors and participants from other parts of the country, and the world.

The  Kala Ghoda Arts Festival is organised by the Kala Ghoda Association (a non-profit organisation that states its objectives as “physically upgrading the Kala Ghoda sub-precinct and making it the Art District of Mumbai”) and curated by teams handling each of the sub-festivals.

The sub-festivals feature the visual arts, dance, music, theatre, cinema, literature, lectures, seminars and workshops, heritage walks, special events for children, and a vibrant street festival. Entry to all events is free to all (only restricted by the size of the venues) and costs are met through corporate sponsorship. Venues include The Jehangir Art Gallery, The National Gallery of Modern Art, the David Sassoon Library, Max Mueller Bhavan, Elphinstone College, the K R Cama Institute, the M C Ghia Hall, and the street area of Rampart Row. Rampart Row is closed off to vehicular traffic for the duration of the festival, with the entire area becoming a street mela, with food stalls, artisans selling their creations, artists who sketch instant portraits, street art installations and the like. In recent years, the Festival has expanded beyond the Kala Ghoda crescent, with events being held in Azad Maidan and Horniman Circle as well.

The success of the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival has, arguably, encouraged the setting up of several other arts and cultural festivals at that time of the year, when the weather in Mumbai is cool and the sun sets early. These include the Mumbai Festival, the Celebrate Bandra Festival, and in 2007, the Kitab Festival.

(Source : wikipedia.org)

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Happy New Year | Emotions to ring in the New Year

Monday, December 28th, 2009

All our lives, we fine tune our intellectual and knowledge concepts, but do not work on our emotions. Emotions play an important role in the personality of a man, and we must not just keep neglecting the human, emotional side of out nature. Let’s make some headway on emotions, as we begin the New Year with a positive thought process. It’s been so long since we buried our kindness. Let’s revive some of that. It’s been years since you called up your old friend, or caught up with an old, ailing colleague, compassion needs no special day, and you can start today.

Let’s work to do away with jealousy, greed, pride, resentment and apathy. Let’s pledge to show our concern for our relationships and people who matter to us. From this alone will we be able to extend our kindness and gratitude to the environment and society in general.

Re-learn the virtues of politeness, reverence, benevolence, charity and brotherhood. Help is really the only word that gives some people some solace. Let’s help people, animals in distress and other beings out. Help can be an invigorating experience, as you stretch your hand out in a symbol of friendship and dependability. But do remember that you can help out only if you are in the position to do so, so self help is the best help.

Let’s express our creativity for a higher goal, like patriotism, or even a spiritual pursuit. That will only make you more human. When you have a higher purpose in life, you cease to become the small, individual ego that you currently hold onto so hard. Let’s step aside from arrogance, pride, vengeance and corruption. Resolve not to lie, or hurt others, cheat, steal or manipulate. This new year, instead of working on something outside, work on yourself within. Cultivate the habits of gentleness, honesty, satisfaction and respect. Ultimately, the world is only what you make of it.

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