Pune Ganpati

Calendar

The year, not one September

Gregorian dates move. This page gives the tithi a trust or the tourism department names, and repeats a numbered date only when that publisher printed it.

Ganeshotsav

गणेशोत्सव

When

What the sources describe

  • The five Manache mandals lead the immersion in an order the Indian Express prints as Kasba, Tambdi Jogeshwari, Guruji Talim, Tulshibaug, and Kesari Wada. Hindustan Times says the procession has begun from Mandai, and that Dagdusheth is famous without being one of those five. The Indian Express · Hindustan Times

Ganesh Jayanti

गणेश जयंती

When

What the sources describe

Sankashti Chaturthi

संकष्टी चतुर्थी

When

What the sources describe

Angarki Chaturthi

अंगारकी चतुर्थी

When

What the sources describe

Sources

Where these sentences come from

Each page was checked on 20 October 2026.

  1. About us

    Shree Kasba Ganpati Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal

  2. Ganeshotsav

    Shree Kasba Ganpati Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal

  3. Morgaon

    Department of Tourism, Government of Maharashtra

  4. Aarti and observances

    Shree Vighnahar Ganpati Devasthan Trust, Ozar

  5. In Pune’s Bhau Rangari pandal, a ‘revolutionary’ celebration of Lord Ganesh

    The Hindu

  6. Pune: Row over history of community Ganesh festival

    The Indian Express

  7. गणेशोत्सव कुणी सुरू केला? लोकमान्य टिळक की भाऊ रंगारी?

    BBC News Marathi

  8. Manache Ganpati schedule, parking facilities, spots with good view

    The Indian Express

  9. Meet Pune’s most revered Ganeshas and people’s ‘Manache Ganpati’

    Hindustan Times

  10. Shree Lenyadri Ganpati

    Shri Lenyadri Ganpati Devasthan

  11. Religious places in Raigad district

    District Raigad, Government of Maharashtra

  12. Ranjangaon

    Department of Tourism, Government of Maharashtra

  13. Angaraki Sankashti Chaturthi (6 January 2026)

    Shri Lenyadri Ganpati Devasthan

  14. Angarki Sankashti Chaturthi (5 May 2026)

    Shri Lenyadri Ganpati Devasthan

  15. Angarak Sankashti Chaturthi (29 September 2026)

    Shri Lenyadri Ganpati Devasthan