JAMSHEDPUR: For the second consecutive year, residents of Baja City will lose in Ganesh Puja Fair who are popular because of Covid-19 Curbs.
Organized every year by Shree Bala Ganapati Vilas Samiti at Ganesha Puja Ground in Kadma, the 17th exhibition has attracted a large crowd of three Division Koban District.
“Puja will be regulated but fair will not be held.
If we get permission from the district administration, Samiti will put a pandal on other Puja lands will be observed in the club’s house,” M Kanka Rao, President Puja Samiti.
Disappointed at the loss of exhibition for the second year in a row, the Kadma Resident and Executive Insurance Aditya Pathak (38) said: “Mela is a 103-year-old Puja Ganesh Ganesh charm in Kadma.” During the pre-pandemic years, footsteps at Ganesh Mela were 20,000 per day on average.
Hindu Peeth Samiti, who organized the Chaturthi Festival Ganesh with many fanfare in Bistupur, has trimmed this year’s celebration.
“We have planned to regulate Puja for only one day and distribute Prasad (modest and laddu) on the second day up to 10,000 households in the region,” Arun Singh, said Hindu President Pearh Samiti, said.
RAM Mandir Boys Club and Maharashtra Hithkari Mandal also said that Ganesh Chaturthi this year will be the main business.
“As last year, this year, all the organizing committees Ganesh Puja in the city has reduced celebrations because there is no permission from the government to regulate a large-scale festival,” ABS RAM Mandiram Vice President Jammi Bhaskar said.
More than 50 Samitis in the city set Ganesh Puja.
Vishwakarma Puja, which must be observed on September 17, will also be the main business affairs this year.
Tata Motors Ancillaries in the city of AdyityPur Industrial has not planned a large celebration because there are no clear instructions from the government so far.
“If there are relaxation in the guidelines and the government allows the church, maybe Vishwakarma Puja can be organized as in previous years in the industrial area,” said the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Secretary General of Singhbhum Bharat Vasani.
However, the Adityapur Resident Mahesh Patel (54), who is an additional employee, said because the business that understated the heart because of the pandemic, the company was not interested in organizing Vishwakarma Puja in a large way, regardless of whether the government gave permission for a large celebration or not.