Mumbai Ganeshotsav: 107 Years Strong; Adani Family Joins Devotees at Chinchpokli Cha Chintamani
Mumbai, 15th September 2026: As Chinchpokli Cha Chintamani marks its 107th year, the iconic public Ganapati continues to draw devotees and retain its place among Mumbai’s long-standing Ganeshotsav traditions.
The Adani family joined devotees at the celebrations, paying their respects to Lord Ganesha and participating in a tradition that has continued across generations.
Over the past 107 years, Mumbai has undergone significant changes, with its neighbourhoods, infrastructure and way of life evolving over time. However, the devotion surrounding Chinchpokli Cha Chintamani has remained a strong part of the city’s cultural fabric.
The celebrations at the historic Ganapati are marked by the participation of devotees from different parts of Mumbai. The festival brings people together through faith, community participation and various social initiatives.
The Adani family’s participation added to the celebrations as devotees gathered to seek blessings and be part of the century-old tradition.
With its 107-year legacy, Chinchpokli Cha Chintamani continues to represent Mumbai’s enduring connection with Ganeshotsav, carrying forward a tradition of faith, unity and service to society.
