Mumbai Ganeshotsav: 350 Kg Sugar-Free Modak Offered At Sakinakyacha Maharaja In Sakinaka
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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: During the Mumbai Ganeshotsav festival, a 350‑kilogram sugar‑free modak, standing 4.5 feet tall, was presented at the Sakinakyacha Maharaja temple in Sakinaka, Andheri East. The sweet, touted as India’s largest of its kind, was offered to accompany the 42‑foot‑tall Ganesh idol that was recognized on September 14, 2026, as the tallest Ganesh idol in Mumbai. The event highlighted the city’s elaborate celebrations and the use of large, elaborate offerings to honor the deity.
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- Center (1): Free Press Journal
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- Mumbai Chef Creates 4-Foot, 75-Kg Chocolate Ganesha Idol Entirely By Hand Without Moulds Or Supports — Free Press Journal (center)
- Mumbai Ganeshotsav: 350 Kg Sugar-Free Modak Offered At Sakinakyacha Maharaja In Sakinaka — Free Press Journal (center)