No public celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi in Delhi

District magistrates and deputy commissioners of police will ensure that idols of Lord Ganesha are not set up in a tent or pandal

MSRTC to resume inter-district bus services from August 20

This facility is being extended by the state transport corporation on high public demand and under the Mission Begin Again scheme

BMC also urged citizens to immerse their idols in 167 artificial ponds, which will be set up at various locations for the 10-day festival

if the situation remains the same during next year, the mandal will take a decision again, said the chairman of the mandal.

Lord Ganesha is elephant-headed son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and is considered as symbol of wisdom, prosperity and good fortune.