MP Maya Narolia Crafts Clay Ganesha Idols with Specially-Abled Children
Rajya Sabha MP Maya Narolia celebrated Ganesh Utsav by crafting clay Ganesha idols with specially-abled students, emphasizing environmental protection and social inclusivity.

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Environmental Initiative for Ganesh Utsav
In a unique initiative reflecting social sensitivity and a commitment to environmental protection, Rajya Sabha MP Mrs. Maya Narolia organized an event on Sunday. At her residence's communication center, she joined specially-abled students and teachers from the Bhavishya Special School in crafting Lord Ganesha idols from clay.
The event was filled with devotion and warmth. MP Narolia highly praised the creative talent of the specially-abled children and actively participated in making the idols with them. She stressed that environmental conservation is a crucial social responsibility in current times.
Promoting Tradition and Nature
She stated that Ganesha idols made from clay are a powerful medium for establishing a balance between our glorious traditions and nature. The MP also emphasized that Indian culture has always inspired the enrichment of nature, a principle we must uphold in modern times.
Social Harmony and Environmental Consciousness
The core objective of this program was not just idol making but also spreading a message of unity and inclusivity in society. MP Maya Narolia said that encouraging the confidence of specially-abled children is a collective responsibility for all of us.
She distributed the clay Ganesha idols to those present and urged all citizens to celebrate Ganesh Utsav in an environmentally friendly manner. She highlighted that through small resolutions, it is possible to build a clean and safe environment for future generations.
