Fruit ganesh also an 85-kilo laddu and a 25-kilo garland on the idol. Groups of women and youngsters were seen seated near mountains of apples, grapes, flowers, guavas, coconuts, maize and a variety of other fruits carefully stringing them into fruit garlands, all of which will be adorning the trucks carrying over 3,000 kg Ganesh idols of various hues and sizes during the procession. Fruit ganesh Fruit Ganesh is the best known and famous Ganesh at old city Hyderabad ganesh. every year on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturti the fruits ganesh ideal installed at pardhiwada, new shakker gunj, rajanna bowli, Hyderabad. This
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