Hyderabad’s Old City is witnessing a unique festive highlight this year. A Ganesh idol inspired by Operation Sindoor has captured the attention of devotees and visitors, becoming one of the most talked-about attractions of Ganesh Chaturthi.
The idol, installed by the Mallikarjunaswamy Nagar Youth Welfare Association, stands out for its striking theme and creative presentation. Devotees are praising its design, with many describing it as a perfect blend of tradition and awareness.
Organisers revealed that nearly ₹10 lakh was spent on the idol and its surroundings. Every detail was carefully planned to symbolise the essence of Operation Sindoor, making the pandal both devotional and meaningful for the community.
The association aimed not only to present a grand idol but also to spread awareness. By linking faith with social responsibility, the theme shows how festivals can inspire beyond traditional rituals and spark meaningful conversations.
The pandal has quickly become a popular attraction. Residents and people from across Hyderabad are visiting in large numbers to offer prayers, admire the idol, and capture photographs. Evening crowds highlight the festive energy in the Old City.
Many devotees, especially youngsters, say the idol reflects devotion combined with a social message. Its innovative design has encouraged discussions about how celebrations can merge culture with awareness in new and inspiring ways.
The Operation Sindoor Ganesh continues to draw thousands of visitors daily. With its cultural significance and powerful theme, it has set an example of how devotion and creativity can come together to leave a lasting impression.
#WATCH | Hyderabad, Telangana | The Sri Mallikarjun Nagar Youth Welfare Association from Uppuguda in Hyderabad has built an Operation Sindoor-themed Ganesh idol for the upcoming Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. The idol, crafted by local artists at a cost of around Rs 6 lakhs,… pic.twitter.com/jgVxa8BqWb
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