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At least 20 persons died, 14 of them due to drowning, others due to road accidents, electrocution, and other mishaps that occurred during the immersion of Ganesh idols in different parts of Maharashtra, police said on Saturday. 

 20 dead in parts of Maharashtra during immersion of Ganesh idols

At least 11 persons, including a nine-month-old child, were injured after suffering an electric shock at Panvel in Raigad district during a procession.

At least 20 persons died, 14 of them due to drowning, in different incidents that occurred during the immersion of Ganesh idols in parts of Maharashtra, police said on Saturday.
The 10-day Ganesh festival, which had started on August 31, ended on Friday.
In Wardha district, three persons drowned at Sawangi, while another one died in a similar manner at Devli, an official said.
Two persons drowned in a pond in Yavatmal district when during the immersion of an idol, he said.
In Ahmednagar district, two persons drowned in separate incidents at Supa and Belvandi, he said, adding that two others died in Jalgaon district of north Maharashtra - one each at Chalisgaon and Jamner.
One person each died at Ghodegaon and Yavat in Pune district, in Dhule district, Lonikand in Satara district and Solapur city, he said.
Four persons died in a road accident at Sakkardara area of Nagpur city during Ganesh immersion, he said.
In Thane, a 55-year-old woman was killed and four others injured after a tree collapsed on a Ganesh pandal in Kolbad area due to heavy rains. The incident occurred on Friday night, a civic official said.
"A huge tree fell on the pandal while the 'aarti' of Lord Ganesh idol was on as part ahead of its immersion. The woman, Rajashri Walavalkar, was seriously injured in the mishap. She and other injured were rushed to a hospital, where she was declared brought dead," the official said.
Meanwhile, at least 11 persons, including a nine-month-old child, were injured after suffering an electric shock at Panvel in Raigad district during a procession. The incident took place on Friday evening at Wadghar Koliwada after a cable of an electric generator snapped, an official said.
"At least 11 persons, who were part of the procession, came in contact with the cable and sustained injuries. The injured include four children," he said.
While some of them were rushed to a private hospital, others were taken to a state-run hospital in Panvel, he said, adding that all are responding well to the treatment.
Some incidents related to law and order situation were also reported in parts of the state during the immersion.
A scuffle broke out between the supporters of Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray at Tophkhana in Ahmednagar district, an official said.
In Jalgaon, a group of people hurled stones at the mayor's bungalow during the Ganesh immersion procession, he said, while a clash broke out between two groups at Mundhwa in Pune city. A brawl occurred at Shikrapur in Pune district over bursting firecrackers, while in Chandrapur, a fracas was reported between Ganesh mandal volunteers and police personnel, he added.
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In Mumbai, the Ganesh festival and the immersion procession passed off peacefully and no untoward incident was reported, police said.
"#GaneshUtsav2022 in Mumbai conducted &amp; celebrated peacefully,smoothly &amp; enthusiastically. I thank all the Mumbaikars, Members of all the Ganesh Mandals &amp; all the Lord Ganesha's devotees, who followed all instructions &amp; cooperated with us, the MUMBAI POLICE!," the city police's Twitter handle said.
Like every year, this year too we got an opportunity to serve the devotees, the Mumbai police said.&nbsp;

Hours after the Supreme Court halted Ganesh Chaturthi festivities at the Idgah Maidan in Bengaluru, the Karnataka High Court allowed a similar event at the Idgah Maidan in Hubbali.
The high court reportedly refused to interfere with the Hubbali-Dharwad Municipal Corporation's decision to allow Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations at the Idgah Maidan.
The petitioner had challenged the Ganesh fest at the ground claiming that it is conversion of a place of worship.
The Karnataka High Court reportedly observed that the ground is the municipal corporation's property, and it can take such decisions, but Ramzan and Bakr Id festivities cannot be interfered with.
Earlier in the day, the Supreme Court had ordered status quo at the Idgah Maidan in state capital Bengaluru. The order came after the Karnataka Waqf Board challenged the state's decision and Karnataka High Court's endorsement of a Ganesh Chaturthi festival at the ground.
 

Ganesh Chaturthi allowed at Hubbali Idgah by HC, hours after Supreme Court paused fest in Bengaluru

The high court reportedly refused to interfere with the Hubbali-Dharwad Municipal Corporation's decision to allow Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations at the Idgah Maidan.

Hours after the Supreme Court halted Ganesh Chaturthi festivities at the Idgah Maidan in Bengaluru, the Karnataka High Court allowed a similar event at the Idgah Maidan in Hubbali.
The high court reportedly refused to interfere with the Hubbali-Dharwad Municipal Corporation's decision to allow Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations at the Idgah Maidan.
The petitioner had challenged the Ganesh fest at the ground claiming that it is conversion of a place of worship.
The Karnataka High Court reportedly observed that the ground is the municipal corporation's property, and it can take such decisions, but Ramzan and Bakr Id festivities cannot be interfered with.
Earlier in the day, the Supreme Court had ordered status quo at the Idgah Maidan in state capital Bengaluru. The order came after the Karnataka Waqf Board challenged the state's decision and Karnataka High Court's endorsement of a Ganesh Chaturthi festival at the ground.
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With Ganesh Chaturthi around the corner, Mumbai's Ganesh mandals have begun the festivities' preparations. Among them is GSB Seva which is marking 68th year of its Ganpati celebrations.
One of the richest Ganesh mandals in Mumbai,GSB has taken an insurance cover of whopping Rs 316.40 crores this year. It's been claimed to be the highest insurance cover taken by a mandal.
A mandal representative said all public liabilities and every devotee visiting the mandal is covered under the insurance, for the 10-day festivities beginning on Wednesday.
GSB Seva Mandal chariman Vijay Kamath said the insurance worth Rs 316.4 crore includes Rs 31.97 crore cover for gold, silver and other valuable items, and Rs 263 crore of personal insurance cover for the pandal, volunteers, priests, cooks, footwear stall workers, valet parking persons and security guards.
The mandal has also taken a Rs one crore standard fire and special peril policy with earthquake risk which covers furniture, fixtures, fittings, installations like computers, CCTVs and scanners, Kamath said.
"We have covered all public liabilities and each and every devotee who the visits mandal. We are the most disciplined Ganesh mandal, so it is our responsibility to secure every devotee of Bappa (Lord Ganesh)," Kamath said.

Ganesh Chaturthi: This Mumbai Ganesh Mandal has the most expensive insurance cover

One of the richest Ganesh mandals in Mumbai,GSB has taken an insurance cover of whopping Rs 316.40 crores this year.

How much has Mumbai's wealthy Ganesh mandal bought its insurance cover for?

One of the richest Ganesh mandals in Mumbai, GSB has taken an insurance cover of whopping Rs 316.40 crores this year

With Ganesh Chaturthi around the corner, Mumbai's Ganesh mandals have begun the festivities' preparations. Among them is GSB Seva which is marking 68th year of its Ganpati celebrations.
One of the richest <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/this-mumbai-ganesh-mandal-has-the-most-expensive-insurance-cover-1661788456280">Ganesh mandals in Mumbai</a>,GSB has taken an insurance cover of whopping Rs 316.40 crores this year. It's been claimed to be the highest insurance cover taken by a mandal.
A mandal representative said all public liabilities and every devotee visiting the mandal is covered under the insurance, for the 10-day festivities beginning on Wednesday.
GSB Seva Mandal chariman Vijay Kamath said the insurance worth Rs 316.4 crore includes Rs 31.97 crore cover for gold, silver and other valuable items, and Rs 263 crore of personal insurance cover for the pandal, volunteers, priests, cooks, footwear stall workers, valet parking persons and security guards.
The mandal has also taken a Rs one crore standard fire and special peril policy with earthquake risk which covers furniture, fixtures, fittings, installations like computers, CCTVs and scanners, Kamath said.
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"We have covered all public liabilities and each and every devotee who the visits mandal. We are the most disciplined Ganesh mandal, so it is our responsibility to secure every devotee of Bappa (Lord Ganesh)," Kamath said.
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Amid a brewing face-off over Ganesh Chaturthi celebration at the Idgah Maidan in Karnataka's Bengaluru, the Supreme Court ordered "status quo", thus halting the festivities.
The top court issued the interim order on a petition filed by the Karnataka Waqf Board, which challenged the Karnataka High Court's permission for a Ganesh festival at the Idgah Maidan.
The state government was reportedly organising the religious event for 2 days. The Waqf Board claimed that the ground is Waqf property, and no such religious festivals have been held at the venue for 200 years.
The state government's lawyer had appealed to the Supreme Court to allow a government-managed temple for 2 days. The state also said that no permanent structures would be built.

SC halts Ganesh Chaturthi fest at Idgah Maidan in Bengaluru after Waqf Board plea

The Waqf Board claimed that the ground is Waqf property, and no such religious festivals have been held at the venue for 200 years.

Amid a brewing face-off over Ganesh Chaturthi celebration at the Idgah Maidan in Karnataka's Bengaluru, the Supreme Court ordered "status quo", thus halting the festivities.
The top court issued the interim order on a petition filed by the Karnataka Waqf Board, which challenged the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/hijab-row-supreme-court-issues-notice-to-karnataka-govt-reprimands-petitioners-1661763917406">Karnataka High Court</a>'s permission for a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/ganesh-chaturthi-2022-injured-shilpa-shetty-and-her-husband-raj-kundra-welcome-lord-ganesha-home-1661841663219">Ganesh festival</a> at the Idgah Maidan.
The state government was reportedly organising the religious event for 2 days. The Waqf Board claimed that the ground is Waqf property, and no such religious festivals have been held at the venue for 200 years.
The state government's lawyer had appealed to the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/why-abuse-modern-medicine-system-supreme-court-raps-baba-ramdev-1661249607653">Supreme Court</a> to allow a government-managed temple for 2 days. The state also said that no permanent structures would be built.
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Ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi, a warning has been issued in Delhi against immersion of idols in the Yamuna river and other water bodies.
The Delhi Pollution Control Committee asked district magistrates to ensure that the idol immersion ban is not violated in Ganeshotsav and Durga Puja celebrations. Ganesh Chaturthi will be celebrated on August 31 and immersion is on September 9.
Urban local bodies have been asked to create artificial ponds for idol immersion. Delhi Police has been directed to check the entry of vehicles carrying plaster of paris (POP) idols into the city.
Hazardous chemicals used in many idols pose risks of cancer, respiratory ailments, and skin infection in humans who consume infected fish. Violations are punishable with a fine of Rs 50,000 or a jail term of up to six years.

Ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi, warning against idol immersion in Yamuna in Delhi, 6-yr jail term reminder

Urban local bodies have been asked to create artificial ponds for idol immersion.

Ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi, a warning has been issued in Delhi against immersion of idols in the Yamuna river and other water bodies.
The Delhi Pollution Control Committee asked district magistrates to ensure that the idol immersion ban is not violated in Ganeshotsav and Durga Puja celebrations. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/ganesh-chaturthi-2022-injured-shilpa-shetty-and-her-husband-raj-kundra-welcome-lord-ganesha-home-1661841663219">Ganesh Chaturthi</a> will be celebrated on August 31 and immersion is on September 9.
Urban local bodies have been asked to create artificial ponds for idol immersion. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/delhi-cm-arvind-kejriwal-tables-confidence-motion-bjp-mlas-marshalled-out-1661758767878">Delhi </a>Police has been directed to check the entry of vehicles carrying plaster of paris (POP) idols into the city.
Hazardous chemicals used in many idols pose risks of cancer, respiratory ailments, and skin infection in humans who consume infected fish. Violations are punishable with a fine of Rs 50,000 or a jail term of up to six years.
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Bollywood and television celebrities are ringing in Ganesh Chaturthi&nbsp;with much festive fervour.
Here's a quick look at how they celebrated Ganesh&nbsp;Chaturthi&nbsp;while still maintaining all the social distancing norms amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Shilpa Shetty, who hosted Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations at her home, without husband Raj Kundra who is currently in judicial custody, bid adieu to Ganpati on Saturday. She was accompanied by her son Viaan&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;daughter Samisha.&nbsp;
Actor Ananya&nbsp;Panday&nbsp;also shared two photos of herself on her Instagram&nbsp;as she bid goodbye&nbsp;to Lord Ganesha.
Veteran actor Padmini Kolhapure, son Priyaank Sharma and family were also seen at Ganpati visarjan&nbsp;on Sunday evening.
Salman Khan&rsquo;s sister Arpita Sharma and actor husband Aayush Sharma were also snapped taking part in the rituals.
Comedian&nbsp;Kapil Sharma celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with his family&nbsp;and gave fans a peek into his home, all decked up to celebrate Ganpati.
Several TV stars including Anita Hassanandani, Krystle D'souza, Karan Patel, actor Neelam Kothari and interior designer Sussanne Khan were spotted at Ekta Kapoor's home on Sunday for Ganpati darshan.
Tusshar Kapoor&nbsp;posted a couple of photos from his Ganesh Chaturthi celebration with his son while Ekta&nbsp;posted&nbsp;too shared some cute pictures of her son Ravie posing in front of their Ganesha idol.
Actor&nbsp;Riteish Deshmukh&nbsp;also posted a video where he along with his two sons &amp; wife&nbsp;Genelia can be seen offering prayers to Lord Ganesha.
Popular actress Sunny Leone celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi this year with her husband Daniel Weber and three children.&nbsp;

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Celebs bid adieu&nbsp;to Lord&nbsp;Ganesha&nbsp;in style, take a look at how Bollywood&nbsp;celebrated&nbsp;Ganesh Chaturthi.

Super: Bollywood&nbsp;celebs&nbsp;ring in Ganesh&nbsp;Chaturthi&nbsp;with fervor
Bollywood and television celebrities are ringing in Ganesh Chaturthi&nbsp;with much festive fervour.
Here's a quick look at how they celebrated Ganesh&nbsp;Chaturthi&nbsp;while still maintaining all the social distancing norms amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Super:&nbsp;Shilpa&nbsp;Shetty, Ananya&nbsp;Panday&nbsp;bid adieu to Ganpati&nbsp;
Shilpa Shetty, who hosted Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations at her home, without husband Raj Kundra who is currently in judicial custody, bid adieu to Ganpati on Saturday. She was accompanied by her son Viaan&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;daughter Samisha.&nbsp;
Actor Ananya&nbsp;Panday&nbsp;also shared two photos of herself on her Instagram&nbsp;as she bid goodbye&nbsp;to Lord Ganesha.
Super: Salman's sister Arpita&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;celebrated&nbsp;Ganesh&nbsp;Chaturthi
Salman Khan&rsquo;s sister Arpita Sharma and actor husband Aayush Sharma were also snapped taking part in the rituals.
Comedian&nbsp;Kapil Sharma celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with his family&nbsp;and gave fans a peek into his home, all decked up to celebrate Ganpati.
Super: Celebs&nbsp;at Ekta&nbsp;Kapoor's&nbsp;Ganesh&nbsp;Chaturthi&nbsp;celebration
Several TV stars including Anita Hassanandani, Krystle D'souza, Karan Patel, actor Neelam Kothari and interior designer Sussanne Khan were spotted at Ekta Kapoor's home on Sunday for Ganpati darshan.
Tusshar Kapoor&nbsp;posted a couple of photos from his Ganesh Chaturthi celebration with his son while Ekta&nbsp;posted&nbsp;too shared some cute pictures of her son Ravie posing in front of their Ganesha idol.
Actor&nbsp;Riteish Deshmukh&nbsp;also posted a video where he along with his two sons &amp; wife&nbsp;Genelia can be seen offering prayers to Lord Ganesha.
Popular actress Sunny Leone celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi this year with her husband Daniel Weber and three children.&nbsp;

From Shilpa Shetty, Kareena Kapoor to Sonu Sood and Salman Khan's family, here's how Bollywood celebrities and TV actors are celebrating the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi.

Bollywood and television celebrities are ringing in Ganesh Chaturthi&nbsp;with much festive fervour.
Here's a quick look at how they celebrated Ganesh&nbsp;Chaturthi&nbsp;while still maintaining all the social distancing norms amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Shilpa Shetty, who hosted Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations at her home, without husband Raj Kundra who is currently in judicial custody, bid adieu to Ganpati on Saturday. She was accompanied by her son Viaan&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;daughter Samisha.&nbsp;
Actor Ananya&nbsp;Panday&nbsp;also shared two photos of herself on her Instagram&nbsp;as she bid goodbye&nbsp;to Lord Ganesha.
Veteran actor Padmini Kolhapure, son Priyaank Sharma and family were also seen at Ganpati Visarjan&nbsp;on Sunday evening.
Salman Khan&rsquo;s sister Arpita Sharma and actor husband Aayush Sharma were also snapped taking part in the rituals.
Comedian&nbsp;Kapil Sharma celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with his family&nbsp;and gave fans a peek into his home, all decked up to celebrate Ganpati.
Several TV stars including Anita Hassanandani, Krystle D'souza, Karan Patel, actor Neelam Kothari and interior designer Sussanne Khan were spotted at Ekta Kapoor's home on Sunday for Ganpati darshan.
Tusshar Kapoor&nbsp;posted a couple of photos from his Ganesh Chaturthi celebration with his son while Ekta&nbsp;too shared some cute pictures of her son Ravie posing in front of their Ganesha idol.
Actor&nbsp;Riteish Deshmukh&nbsp;also posted a video where he along with his two sons &amp; wife&nbsp;Genelia can be seen offering prayers to Lord Ganesha.
Popular actress Sunny Leone celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi this year with her husband Daniel Weber and three children.&nbsp;

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