Ganesh Visarjan 2017: Ganpati bids adieu for the year
5 Sept 2017 6:02 PM IST5 Sept 2017 6:02 PM IST
Thousands throng to Mumbai's streets as the city's favourite Lord Ganesha is taken amidst long processions to be immersed.
Thousands throng to Mumbai's streets as the city's favourite Lord Ganesha is taken amidst long processions to be immersed. (Photo: Debasish Dey)- Devotees prepare to immerse idols of the elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha in the Arabian Sea, marking the end of the 10-day long Ganesh Chaturthi festival at girgaon chowpatty in Mumbai. (Photo:Rajesh Jadhav)
- Thousands can be seen carrying the giant idols to immerse on the final day of the ten-day long Ganesha Chaturthi festival in Mumbai. (Photo:Rajesh Jadhav)
- Devotees prepare to immerse idols of the elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha in the Arabian Sea, marking the end of the 10-day long Ganesh Chaturthi festival at girgaon chowpatty in Mumbai. (Photo:Rajesh Jadhav)
- Devotees celebrate the immersion of elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha. (Photo:Rajesh Jadhav)
- Lalbaugcha Raja on his way out of the narrow bylanes while his devotees take him to Girgaum Chowpatty to be immersed for the year. (Photo: Debasish Dey)
- Devotees play with colours during the final day of immersion of Mumbai's beloved God who bids adieu for the year. (Photo: Debasish Dey)
- People throng to the streets to catch a glimpse of the famed Lalbaugcha Raja as he is taken for immersion at the Girgaum Chowpatty. (Photo: Debasish Dey)
- Lalbaugcha Raja on his way to be immersed for the year. Mumbai-Hindu devotees participate in a procession towards the Arabian Sea with a giant idol of the elephant-headed god Ganesha(Ganpati) to immerse it on the final day of the ten-day long Ganesha Chaturthi festival at Lalbaug in Mumbai. (Photo: Debasish Dey)
- Devotees create a makeshift structure to honour Ganesh idol from Rangari Badak Chawl passing beneath with flowers. (Photo: Debasish Dey)
- Parelcha Raja being taken for immersion while devotees look on (Photo: Debasish Dey)
- Thousands can be seen thronging to the streets as devotees carry the giant idols to immerse it on the final day of the ten-day long Ganesha Chaturthi festival at Lalbaug in Mumbai. (Photo: Debasish Dey)
- Children celebrate while the city's well known Mumbaicha Raja can be seen in the background. Mumbai-Hindu devotees participate in a procession towards the Arabian Sea. (Photo: Debasish Dey)
- Mumbai-Hindu devotees participate in a procession towards the Arabian Sea with a giant idol of the elephant-headed god Ganesha(Lalbaugcha Raja) to immerse it on the final day of the ten-day long Ganesha Chaturthi festival at Lalbaug in Mumbai. (Photo: Debasish Dey)
- Devotees throng to the streets to celebrate the immersion of Mumbai;s favourite Elephant-headed God. (Photo: Debasish Dey)
Thousands throng to Mumbai\'s streets as the city\'s favourite Lord Ganesha is taken amidst long processions to be immersed. (Photo: Debasish Dey)
Thousands throng to Mumbai's streets as the city's favourite Lord Ganesha is taken amidst long processions to be immersed.
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