Ganesh Chaturthi 2024:&nbsp;Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most celebrated festivals in India. This year, it is&nbsp;starting from September 7. The festival is celebrated with utmost joy and intense fervour in Maharashtra, especially in Mumbai. The city comes together and celebrates with huge pandals of Lord Ganesha, cultural performances, music, and colourful processions. The city is known for some famous lord Ganesha Idols, including Lalbaugcha Raja&nbsp;(the King of Lalbaug).&nbsp;

<h2>Lalbaughcha Raja’s Pandal: All you need to know</h2>

The iconic pandal was established in 1934 and is visited by&nbsp;millions of devotees every year. The devotees from all around the country&nbsp;wait&nbsp;for hours&nbsp;to seek his blessings. The pandal is famous for its magnificent decorations with a new theme every year, often depicting social messages. Lalbaugcha Raja is also known as ‘Navsacha Ganpati,’ meaning the one who fulfils wishes.&nbsp;

The huge pandal of Lalbaugcha Raja is located in Putlabai Chawl, Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal. They are celebrating their&nbsp;91st year in 2024.&nbsp;

<h2>Lalbaugcha Raja 2024: Darshan Timings (IST)&nbsp;</h2>

Darshan for the devotees will begin at 5:00 AM and go on till&nbsp;11:00 PM.&nbsp;

Pooja Timings: 
Morning Pooja: 6:00 AM –&nbsp;7:00 AM&nbsp; 
Afternoon Pooja: 1:00 PM –&nbsp;2:00 PM&nbsp; 
Evening Pooja: 7:00 PM –&nbsp;8:00 PM

Aarti Timings: 
Morning Aarti: 7:00 AM – 7:15 AM 
Afternoon Aarti: 1:00 PM – 1:15 PM 
Evening Aarti: 7:00 PM – 7:15 PM

<h2>Lalbaugcha Raja 2024: Live-streaming details&nbsp;</h2>

Devotees also have the privilege of having darshan online through the official social media handles of the organisers:

Instagram: <a href="instagram.com/lalbaugcharaja">instagram.com/lalbaugcharaja</a> 
Facebook: <a href="m.facebook.com/LalbaugchaRaja">m.facebook.com/LalbaugchaRaja</a> 
Website:<a href="lalbaugcharaja.com/MR/"> lalbaugcharaja.com/MR/</a>

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<h2>Lalbaugcha Raja 2024: Online Prasad&nbsp;</h2>

This year, the organisers have made it easier for the devotees to get the sacred prasad at their homes. The facility of ordering prasad online is available for people living in Mumbai, Thane, and Navi Mumbai. Devotees can order prasad from Jio Mart. The package will include two boondi laddus for ₹51 with no extra taxes, delivery charges, and minimum order requirement.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Ganesh Chaturthi 2024: Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most celebrated festivals in India. This year, it is starting from September 7. The festival is celebrated with utmost joy and intense fervour in Maharashtra, especially in Mumbai.

Ganesh Chaturthi 2024: Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most celebrated festivals in India. This year, it is starting from September 7. The festival is celebrated with utmost joy and intense fervour in Maharashtra, especially in Mumbai. The city comes together and celebrates with huge pandals of Lord Ganesha, cultural performances, music, and colourful processions. The city is known for some famous lord Ganesha Idols, including Lalbaugcha Raja (the King of Lalbaug). Lalbaughcha Raja’s Pandal: All you need to know The iconic pandal was established in 1934 and is visited by millions of devotees every year. The devotees from all around the country wait for hours to seek his blessings. The pandal is famous for its magnificent decorations with a new theme every year, often depicting social messages. Lalbaugcha Raja is also known as ‘Navsacha Ganpati,’ meaning the one who fulfils wishes. The huge pandal of Lalbaugcha Raja is located in Putlabai Chawl, Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal. They are celebrating their 91st year in 2024. Lalbaugcha Raja 2024: Darshan Timings (IST) Darshan for the devotees will begin at 5:00 AM and go on till 11:00 PM. Pooja Timings: Morning Pooja: 6:00 AM – 7:00 AM Afternoon Pooja: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Evening Pooja: 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM Aarti Timings: Morning Aarti: 7:00 AM – 7:15 AM Afternoon Aarti: 1:00 PM – 1:15 PM Evening Aarti: 7:00 PM – 7:15 PM Lalbaugcha Raja 2024: Live-streaming details Devotees also have the privilege of having darshan online through the official social media handles of the organisers: Instagram: instagram.com/lalbaugcharaja Facebook: m.facebook.com/LalbaugchaRaja Website: lalbaugcharaja.com/MR/ Also Read | Top filmmakers Karan Johar, Aditya Chopra in talks to launch SRK's son Aryan Khan? Lalbaugcha Raja 2024: Online Prasad This year, the organisers have made it easier for the devotees to get the sacred prasad at their homes. The facility of ordering prasad online is available for people living in Mumbai, Thane, and Navi Mumbai. Devotees can order prasad from Jio Mart. The package will include two boondi laddus for ₹51 with no extra taxes, delivery charges, and minimum order requirement. (With inputs from agencies)

Ganesh Chaturthi 2024: Lalbaugcha Raja's first look, darshan timings. All you need to know

With major national events and festivals impending, the Tamil Nadu government has announced that celebrations across the state must be low-key and subdued given the ongoing battle with Covid-19 pandemic.

The state government has issued new guidelines for celebration of Independence Day and Vinayaka Chathurthi.

On August 15th, public and school children have been specifically asked to stay indoors and watch the events on TV, whereas the government has asked people to celebrate Vinayaka Chathurthi, which falls on August 22nd at their homes.&nbsp;

Regarding, Independence Day which falls on Saturday, the government has emphasized that senior citizens, school and college students must not take part in the event, owing to the unprecedented circumstances. Under, normal situations the event that takes place on the scenic Marina beach road (Kamarajar Salai) sees the participation of schools students and large number of public.&nbsp;

However, this year it has been clearly stated that the district officials would be visiting the freedom fighters at their homes and felicitating them, instead of it being done in Chennai, in the presence of dignitaries. The Health Minister has also ben deputed to visit homes for special children and disribute sweets, as opposed to the routine practice of allowing the kids to visit the state secretariat.&nbsp;

Besides hoisting the national flag at 8:45am, the Chief Minister would also be felicitating frontline Covid-19 warriors and presenting them with certificates. The government has urged the public to stay indoors and watch the events on television.&nbsp;

In a separate set of guidelines issued for Vinayaka Chathurthi, the government has prohibited erecting Ganesha idols, celebrations in public, carrying them around the city in processions and also immersing them in water bodies. Public have also been strictly instructed to follow physical distancing and mask-wearing norms while stepping out to buy essentials and other items for the festivals.&nbsp;

Given that, places of worship that earn less than Rs.10,000 per annum have been permitted to remain open across the the state, the government has stated that they can carry on with festive traditions, in accordance with the stated norms.

With major national events and festivals impending, the Tamil Nadu government has announced that celebrations across the state must be low-key and subdued given the ongoing battle with Covid-19 pandemic.

With major national events and festivals impending, the Tamil Nadu government has announced that celebrations across the state must be low-key and subdued given the ongoing battle with Covid-19 pandemic. The state government has issued new guidelines for celebration of Independence Day and Vinayaka Chathurthi. On August 15th, public and school children have been specifically asked to stay indoors and watch the events on TV, whereas the government has asked people to celebrate Vinayaka Chathurthi, which falls on August 22nd at their homes. Regarding, Independence Day which falls on Saturday, the government has emphasized that senior citizens, school and college students must not take part in the event, owing to the unprecedented circumstances. Under, normal situations the event that takes place on the scenic Marina beach road (Kamarajar Salai) sees the participation of schools students and large number of public. However, this year it has been clearly stated that the district officials would be visiting the freedom fighters at their homes and felicitating them, instead of it being done in Chennai, in the presence of dignitaries. The Health Minister has also ben deputed to visit homes for special children and disribute sweets, as opposed to the routine practice of allowing the kids to visit the state secretariat. Besides hoisting the national flag at 8:45am, the Chief Minister would also be felicitating frontline Covid-19 warriors and presenting them with certificates. The government has urged the public to stay indoors and watch the events on television. In a separate set of guidelines issued for Vinayaka Chathurthi, the government has prohibited erecting Ganesha idols, celebrations in public, carrying them around the city in processions and also immersing them in water bodies. Public have also been strictly instructed to follow physical distancing and mask-wearing norms while stepping out to buy essentials and other items for the festivals. Given that, places of worship that earn less than Rs.10,000 per annum have been permitted to remain open across the the state, the government has stated that they can carry on with festive traditions, in accordance with the stated norms.

Tamil Nadu: Low-key celebrations for Independence Day, Ganesh Chathurthi amid Covid-19

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Ganesh Chaturthi 2024: Lalbaugcha Raja's first look, darshan timings. All you need to know

Tamil Nadu: Low-key celebrations for Independence Day, Ganesh Chathurthi amid Covid-19