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Ganesh Festival Waste Surges 40% This Year: Environmental Impact
Ganesh festival waste has increased by 40% this year, raising environmental concerns. This year's waste is a staggering 400% higher than three years ago, prompting calls for sustainable practices. Authorities are urging festival organizers to adopt eco-friendly measures to mitigate the impact on local ecosystems.
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