Pune: Decoration Work Begins For Vrindavan’s Prem Mandir Replica At Dagdusheth Ganpati Festival
Pune: The Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Sarvajanik Ganpati Trust and Suvarnyug Tarun Mandal will recreate a replica of Prem Mandir in Vrindavan as the main decoration for this year’s 134th Ganeshotsav. The preparations formally began with a traditional Vastupujan ceremony at the Jai Ganesh Prangan, the festival's traditional venue. The replica will be designed around the theme “Where devotion…
Pune: The construction of a replica of the Prem Mandir, located in Vrindavan, is set to commence as the main decoration for this year's 134th Ganeshotsav. The preparations kicked off with a Vastupujan ceremony at the Jai Ganesh Prangan, the festival's traditional venue. The replica, inspired by the theme "Where devotion becomes love, and love becomes divine," is expected to be around 120 feet long, 90 feet wide, and 100 feet high.
Trust president Sunil Rasne stated that the structure will highlight distinct elements of the revered temple, featuring grand pillars and various sculptures. The pillars in the sanctum and main assembly hall will have a simpler design to ensure devotees can easily view Lord Ganesha from a distance. The Vastupujan ceremony, attended by various officials and volunteers, marked the beginning of the grand decoration.
The intricate and majestic replica is anticipated to attract a large number of devotees during the upcoming Ganesh festival in Pune.
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