Dimensions- HxLxW- 3.5*2*1 inch

Weight-0.330 kg

Price-4000 rs.

BR-08490

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• The colorful and grand celebration of Mumbai’s Ganesh Chaturthi is usually associated with ‘Lalbaugcha Raja’ or ‘King of Lalbaug’, also popularly called Navasacha Ganpati or wish-fulfilling Ganesha.
• Every year Ganeshotsav festivities start in Mumbai with the unveiling of the first look of ‘Lalbaugcha Raja’, which is located in Putlabai Chawl. Due to COVID-19 restrictions in Maharashtra, the pandal celebration was not up to the mark in the last two years.
• But this time Mumbai is ready to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi traditionally and once again the main attraction would be ‘Lalbaugcha Raja’
• The history of Mumbai—Lalbaug in Parel goes back to the 1900s when the entire area was dominated by more than 100 textile mills. It is because of these mills, this area was locally known as Girangaon or the ‘village of mills’.
• At the peak of industrialization in the 1930s, the textile industry saw some huge changes, and textile mills had to bear the brunt, affecting the lives and livelihood of people who used to live in the vicinity.