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Key Points

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The final day is called Anant Chaturdashi.

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More than 24,000 police officers and 25,000 municipal workers were on duty.

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Artificial ponds, lifeguards, ambulances, and medical teams were prepared.

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Crowds gathered at locations such as Lalbaug and Girgaon Chowpatty.

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Authorities asked participants to follow safety guidelines and use official immersion points.

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Summary

Devotees carry the Elephant God’s idol through streets, accompanied by drums and chants.

The idol is lowered into designated ponds or the sea, marking the deity’s return.

The city’s municipal corporation and police deployed tens of thousands of staff to ensure safety.

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New Words to Learn

12 words
procession
A formal march of people, often with a special purpose.
immersion
The act of placing the idol completely into water at the end of the festival.
devotees
Individuals who worship and show devotion to a deity.
pandals
Large, decorated structures set up for festival events.
chant
A repeated phrase or song spoken or sung together by a group.
dhol-tasha
Traditional Indian drums and cymbals used in festive music.
aarti
A ritual where a lamp is moved in front of the deity while singing.
puja
A worship ceremony performed for a god or goddess.
Anant Chaturdashi
The concluding day of the Ganesh festival when the idol is immersed.
Lalbaug
A well‑known neighborhood in Mumbai where many watch the processions.
Girgaon Chowpatty
A popular beach area in Mumbai used for idol immersion.
municipal corporation
The city government body responsible for public services and event organization.
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