Amrit Mahotsav favourite theme for Ganesh Utsav

The Amrit Mahotsav, celebrating 75 years of India's independence, has inspired various creative themes for Ganesh Utsav, with a focus on patriotism, cultural heritage, and the nation's progress. Some popular themes include:

Freedom Fighters and Independence Struggle: Many Ganesh Utsav decorations showcase scenes and figures from India's fight for independence, highlighting iconic leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Bhagat Singh, and Rani Lakshmibai. These themes evoke a sense of national pride and honor the sacrifices made for India's freedom.
India’s Cultural Diversity: This theme celebrates the rich cultural tapestry of India, with decorations representing different states and their traditional art forms, dances, and festivals. It emphasizes unity in diversity, showcasing India's vast cultural heritage.
Atmanirbhar Bharat (Self-Reliant India): Focusing on India's progress in various sectors such as technology, agriculture, and space exploration, this theme highlights the country's achievements and the push towards self-reliance. It often includes models or representations of initiatives like Make in India and Digital India.
Eco-friendly and Sustainable India: Aligning with the growing awareness of environmental issues, this theme emphasizes sustainability. Eco-friendly Ganesha idols made from natural materials, along with decorations that promote recycling and green practices, are central to this theme.

These themes not only add a patriotic flavor to Ganesh Utsav but also remind devotees of the country's journey and achievements over the past 75 years, making the festival a celebration of both faith and national pride.

Lucknow Post a two-year hiatus due to Covi-19-induced lockdown, the city is all set to celebrate the 10-day Ganesh Utsav with fervour.

Since community worship will take place after two years, puja committees in the city are coming up with various themes for this year’s celebration. Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav (75 years of Independence) is one such favourite that several organizers are going with.

“We have chosen Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav as this year’s theme for our 10-day celebration from August 31 to September 9,” said Bharat Bhushan, patron, Shri Ganesh Prakatya Committee at Jhulelal Vatika, near Hanuman Setu, which is one of the oldest and biggest Ganpati celebration in the city, begun in 2005. More than 15-18,000 people would attend the event every day, he informed.

“The first few days will be dedicated to the country with songs and cultural functions related to the freedom struggle, rather than devotional songs. Blood donation and vaccination camps will also be set up,” he added.

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