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Mumbai’s Ganpati mandals can seek all permissions through single-window system

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Ganeshotsav mandal organisers will no longer have to make separate visits to local police stations or traffic departments for obtaining no-objection certificates (NOCs). Representational pic

Ganeshotsav mandal organisers will no longer have to make separate visits to local police stations or traffic departments for obtaining no-objection certificates (NOCs). Representational pic

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has launched an online single-window system to streamline the process of obtaining permissions for public Ganpati mandals to construct pandals across the city. The initiative aims to make the procedure more efficient and accessible, while promoting eco-friendly celebrations.

The move comes after the Maharashtra government’s declared Ganeshotsav as the ‘State Festival of Maharashtra’.

From Monday, Ganpati mandals can apply for setting up mandap permissions and renewals via BMC’s official portal: https://portal.mcgm.gov.in.

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