Bahraich's Brahmanipura locality celebrates 36 years of revered Ganesh tradition
Bahraich has witnessed grand celebrations of the Ganesh festival, with devotees thronging in large numbers to offer prayers and seek blessings.
Bahraich has witnessed grand celebrations of the Ganesh festival, with devotees thronging in large numbers to offer prayers and seek blessings.
The city's Brahmanipura locality is home to the oldest and most revered Ganesh idol installation. The first idol at this site was installed in 1988 by Radha Raman Yagyasaini, a worker of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, marking the beginning of a decades-long tradition that continues to draw crowds today.
Hundreds of devotees are participating in the morning and evening aarti ceremonies. The pandal has become the center of attraction owing to its grand decorations, with hundreds of devotees queuing up for darshan throughout the day.
A grand procession will be taken out through the city on 25 September, accompanied by traditional music and fanfare, bringing the festival celebrations to a vibrant close.
Frequently asked questions
How long has the Ganesh tradition been celebrated in Bahraich's Brahmanipura locality?
The Ganesh tradition in Brahmanipura has been celebrated for 36 years, beginning with the installation of the first idol in 1988 by Radha Raman Yagyasaini, a worker of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad.
What makes the Ganesh idol in Brahmanipura special?
The Ganesh idol in Brahmanipura is the oldest and most revered in the city. It is known for its grand decorations and has become a major center of attraction drawing hundreds of devotees daily for darshan.
What are the main activities during the Ganesh celebrations in Bahraich?
Devotees participate in morning and evening aarti ceremonies, visit the pandal for darshan, and a grand procession is taken out through the city on 25 September accompanied by traditional music and fanfare.
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