Navi Mumbai: Ahead of Ganeshotsav, the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has released a special Aarti Collection booklet combining traditional prayers with messages of cleanliness and environmental awareness.
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Booklet Features Traditional Prayers & Green Practices
The foldable booklet, unveiled by Municipal Commissioner Dr. Kailas Shinde at the civic headquarters, features aartis of Lord Ganesha, Shiva, Goddess, Vitthal, Sant Dnyaneshwar, Sant Tukaram, and the prayer “Ghalin Lotangan.”
On the reverse side, it highlights eco-friendly practices through illustrations—such as waste segregation, using clay instead of Plaster of Paris idols, eco-friendly decorations, cloth bags over plastic, and composting floral offerings.
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Additional Commissioners Sunil Pawar and Dr. Rahul Gethe, along with senior civic officials, were present at the launch.
Distribution Across City & Schools
NMMC officials said the booklet will be distributed across the city, including through school students, and promoted widely on social media to encourage citizens to celebrate a clean and plastic-free Ganeshotsav.
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