Today, the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is being celebrated with great pomp across the country. On this day people establish the idol of Lord Ganesha in their homes. During this 10 days long Ganesha festival, Lord Ganesha is worshiped by law. The desire for beauty and grandeur has made us turn to statues made of plaster of Paris instead of clay. These idols of Lord Ganesha are immersed in ponds and rivers. Does not dissolve completely after immersion. The idols made of POP are not only a threat to the aquatic animals but also pollute the environment. In such a situation, to prevent this danger from increasing, you can establish such an idol of Ganesh ji at home which is environment-friendly.
The sculptures made from POP Plaster of Paris look very beautiful. But both the chemical paint and POP used in these idols are not good for our environment, it also harms the living organisms in the water.
Clay Idol - Clay idol is made using raw clay. These idols are made using water and clay. No chemicals are used to make it. When such an idol is immersed, it harms the environment.
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Plantable idol - This type of idol is made using seeds, manure and soil. You can immerse such an idol in a pot. By doing this the seeds will start sprouting in a few days. From these beautiful plants will grow.
Paper Ganpati - Ganpati made of paper can also be used. This type of Ganesh ji is made using soaked paper. This type of Ganesh ji can also be made using old paper. It also does not cause any harm to the environment.
Chocolate Ganesh ji - This type of Ganesh ji is made using chocolate. Immerse them with milk. Distribute the mixture of chocolate and milk as prasad. This is a very interesting way of making Ganpati. This year you can also make chocolate Ganpati.
