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Jagtial Press Club Organises Eco-Friendly Ganesh Agaman
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The clay idol was brought to the Press Club premises in a procession led by journalists and members of the press fraternity.

Jagtial Town Press Club, affiliated with the Indian Journalists Union (IJU)
JAGTIAL : The Jagtial Town Press Club, affiliated with the Indian Journalists Union (IJU), organised a Ganesh Agaman programme with a clay idol, promoting an eco-friendly celebration in the town on Sunday.
The clay idol was brought to the Press Club premises in a procession led by journalists and members of the press fraternity. The programme was conducted under the leadership of Jagtial Press Club IJU president Ellala Rajender Reddy and general secretary Kandukuri Shashidhar Reddy.
District president Srinivasa Rao and general secretary Sampoorna, along with members Venugopal, Anjaiah, Kadarla Ranjith, Sridhar Rao, Srinivas, Hari, Vinay and Santosh, participated in the programme.
The organisers said that opting for a clay idol was aimed at encouraging environment-friendly Ganesh celebrations and creating awareness among the public about protecting water bodies during immersion.
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