Bengaluru Seizes 3,000 PoP Ganesha Idols Amid Pollution Drive

Bengaluru's crackdown on PoP Ganesha idols leads to the seizure of over 3,000 idols to combat pollution. The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, alongside local officials, is enforcing strict measures to protect the environment during the festival. This initiative highlights the city's commitment to sustainable practices while celebrating cultural traditions.

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