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Tamil Nadu Bans Ganesh Idol Immersion in Water Bodies by 2027
Tamil Nadu plans to prohibit Ganesh idol immersion in water bodies starting in 2027 to prevent pollution. This decision follows concerns raised by a petitioner about environmental impacts. The state aims to promote eco-friendly practices while preserving cultural traditions. The ruling reflects a growing trend towards sustainability in religious celebrations.
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